Hunger Striking New Lawyer Says, “A Law Degree Does Not Guarantee Employment”
August 9, 2010 by Hayden Shumsky
Filed under College Newswire
Dissafected, unemployed law school grads are raising a huge stink about about being misled by law schools. One blogger, Ethan Haines, is going on a hunger strike to bring attention to the situation. Today’s Inside Higer Ed has the scoop on all the controversy.
The abridged version is thus: Law degrees are expensive and law schools are not being honest about the putrid job market for new lawyers.
Be very careful before investing $50-200,000 on a law degree.
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