Former pupils from 10 leading schools are 100 times more likely to apply to firms than peers at worst performing schools
May 09, 2017 at 12:28 PM
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Pupils from 10 leading private and grammar schools are 100 times more likely to apply for prestigious law firm graduate schemes than those educated at the bottom 10% of schools, according to new analysis sponsored by Clifford Chance (CC).
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