The class of 2019 law school graduates have higher overall job satisfaction and some are earning more as compared with previous classes, but many also have more student loan debt, according to a National Association for Law Placement Foundation and NALP study released Wednesday.

The 10th joint study, “Law School Alumni Employment and Satisfaction, for the Class of 2019,” examines recent graduates’ employment status, compensation and mobility, as well as how well alumni felt their legal education prepared them for practice.

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