Perfect
Friday, May 14th, 2010Well the economy and public opinion has caught up with the bankers and consultants, and last to go are the law school kids it seems. I attended law school and was bitter afterwards, to say the least. It was an incredibly stressful time for me and my classmates, most of us boasting 3.9+ GPAs and averaging an insanely stratospheric 165 on our law entrance exams. We were the cream of the crop historically at my law school, beating all classes previous by a wide margin according to our scores. Using the LSAT exam we all suffered as a predictor, most everyone in our class should have waltzed though law school and into white shoe jobs at tony downtown firms all over the country. Ummm, not so much. I knew hiring began to severely degrade starting in 2006, with most of the subsequent classes rendered jobless after graduation, but it gets worse….. I read this article today in Above The Law, and was literally flummoxed how desperate the situation is now.
Read it. Great grades can get your far, but how far?





