Employment statistics are an aggregation of individual choices and are derived from a variety of sources.  People come to law school for a variety of reasons; what they do with that degree varies greatly. 

Of those students graduating in either December 2009 or May 2010:

• 112 of 129 graduates were known to be employed in a variety of capacities 
  • Bar Admission Required: 72 of the 112 employed *59 full- time
  • JD Preferred:  25 of the 112 employed *17 full-time
  • 10 of the 112 (including 7 Urban Law Fellowships) were part-time positions funded by the College of Law

• 6 of 129 graduates were enrolled in a full-time degree program
• 7 of 129 graduates were seeking
• 2  of 129 graduates were not seeking
• 2  of 129 graduates were unknown

Graduates were employed in sixteen (16) states with the largest number working in the Tri-State region.  Other states include: Illinois, Virginia, North Carolina, California, and Washington D.C.

Salary information was reported by 29 of 112 graduates. The median salary reported was $58,000, and the average was $62,918.  The 25th percentile was $44,750 and the 75th percentile was $75,000.  For additional information on salary statistics nationally for the Class of 2010, visit http://www.nalp.org/classof2010.