Georgia's Class of 2012 law school graduates were slightly more fortunate than their predecessors, with three in five securing full-time jobs lasting a year or more and requiring bar passage, according to the American Bar Association.
May 02, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Georgia’s Class of 2012 law school graduates were slightly more fortunate than their predecessors, with three in five securing full-time jobs lasting a year or more and requiring bar passage, according to the American Bar Association.
The 65.5 percent rate is up compared with the state’s Class of 2011, among whom 61.1 percent found placement in the same category.
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