»Employment Statistics

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Deciding to attend law school is a momentus decision that requires in-depth research and careful consideration. As students commit to a career in law it is worth considering the variables that will affect your job search at graduation and in the years after graduation, including the evolving state of the legal job market, the recruitment needs of different types of employers, the strength of your application materials, interviewing and networking skills, geographic flexibility and your own practice area interests. 

This may seem daunting at first by you are not alone in your job search—the Career Services Office at the Fowler School of Law is 100% committed to assisting you by providing individualized counseling and and training to equip you with the resources necessary to find the job of your dreams. Whether it's providing tools to help you on your job path, creating networking opportunities or helping you to prepare for interviews, we are here to support you every step of the way. 

Fowler School of Law reports employment statistics of its graduates under the rules set down by the National Association for Law Placement (NALP) and the American Bar Association (ABA).