Has the legal profession lost its luster in the eyes of would-be lawyers? A survey of pre-law students found that 43 percent planned to use their degrees to find jobs in the business world rather than in the legal industry.
April 15, 2013 at 04:27 AM
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Has the legal profession lost its luster in the eyes of would-be lawyers?
A survey of pre-law students found that 43 percent planned to use their degrees to find jobs in the business world rather than in the legal industry, while 42 percent said they would attend business school were they not already set to go to law school.
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