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So, follow. Check in every few days and chat away: anything is fair game (remember, I live vicariously through all your wild lives). To start, some of you already in law school can express some wisdom since decision time is beginning to arrive for this year’s seniors, and those of you currently being abused can ask the world your questions about the class assignments.

This is for you. Enjoy.

-Prof. B.

Monday, March 17, 2014

From Forbes, law salaries to start (some interesting choices 11-25):

Here are the top 25 schools whose grads earn the highest median starting salaries:
1. Columbia Law School
Starting pay: $146,900
Mid-career pay: $176,200
2. Harvard Law School
Starting pay: $125,400
Mid-career pay: $201,400
3. Northwestern University School of Law
Starting pay: $110,800
Mid-career pay: $210,000
4. University of Chicago Law SchoolStarting pay: $105,100
Mid-caeer pay: $177,500
5. Stanford Law School
Starting pay: $104,000
Mid-career pay: $217,300
6. Yale Law School
Starting pay: $101,800
Mid-career pay: $165,000

7. University of Virginia School of LawStarting pay: $97,400
Mid-career pay: $153,900
8. University of Michigan Law School
Starting pay: $95,500
Mid-career pay: $198,700
9. Cornell University Law School
Starting pay: $93,500
Mid-career pay: $180,000
10. Duke University School of Law
Starting pay: $87,700
Mid-career pay: $206,900
11. University of California at Los Angeles School of Law
Starting pay: $84,200
Mid-career pay: $184,500
12. University of California Hastings College of the LawStarting pay: $83,900
Mid-career pay: $130,100
13. Georgetown University Law SchoolStarting pay: $83,700
Mid-career pay: $180,900
14. University of California at Berkeley School of LawStarting pay: $82,700
Mid-career pay: $160,400
15. University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of LawStarting pay: $82,000
Mid-career pay: $114,300
16. University of Southern California Gould School of LawStarting pay: $80,300
Mid-career pay: $192,800
17. University of Houston Law CenterStarting pay: $79,400
Mid-career pay: $136,100
18. University of San Francisco School of LawStarting pay: $79,300
Mid-career pay: $126,000
19. University of Colorado Law SchoolStarting pay: $77,400
Mid-career pay: $125,700
20. University of Texas at Austin School of LawStarting pay: $76,700
Mid-career pay: $158,000
21. New York University School of LawStarting pay: $76,300
Mid-career pay: $177,800
22. Fordham University School of LawStarting pay: $76,200
Mid-career pay: $155,300
23. Catholic University of America Columbus School of LawStarting pay: $75,600
Mid-career pay: $146,400
24. University of San Diego School of Law
Starting pay: $75,300
Mid-career pay: $114,700
25. Santa Clara University School of Law
Starting pay: $75,100
Mid-career pay: $192,200
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