Updated April 2026 - Class of 2025 Data

Law School BigLaw Placement Rankings

Q: Which law schools have the best BigLaw placement rates?

Based on 2025 ABA employment data, Cornell (72%), Duke (68%), Columbia (65%), Northwestern (64%), and Penn (64%) lead BigLaw placement among T14 schools. UVA, USC, Georgetown, NYU, and Berkeley also place 52-60% in BigLaw (501+ attorneys). Yale and Stanford prioritize federal clerkships over BigLaw, with clerkship rates of 26% and 18% respectively.

Q: Should I choose a higher ranked law school with debt or a scholarship at a lower ranked school?

If you are committed to BigLaw and risk-tolerant, a T14 school may justify the debt (52% average BigLaw placement at 501+ firms vs. 5-15% at mid-tier schools). For public interest, government, or regional practice, scholarships at lower-ranked schools often provide better outcomes. Consider worst-case scenarios and follow the rule of thumb: do not borrow more than your expected first-year salary.

Compare 195 ABA law schools by BigLaw placement and federal clerkship outcomes

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*Not financial or career advice — this tool uses certain assumptions and is intended to paint a general picture, not predict individual outcomes.

195

Schools Analyzed

16%

Avg combined placement

14%

Avg BigLaw Rate

82.6%

Top school rate

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Key Insights

Elite School Dominance

Top-ranked schools average over 40% BigLaw placement, with elite schools placing 60-70% of graduates

Location Matters

Schools in major legal markets show stronger placement regardless of national rankings

Hidden Gems Exist

Regional schools can offer 20-30% combined placement at significantly lower costs

Clerkships Open Doors

Federal clerkships provide alternative pathways to elite careers with 10-20% placement at top schools

Complete Rankings

Interactive table of all 195 ABA law schools. Click headers to sort, search for schools, or filter by combined placement rate.

Showing 195 of 195 schools

#	School	Rank	Combined	BigLaw	Fed Clerk	Grads	DTI
1	Duke University	7	82.6% 190 of 230	70.9%	11.7%	230	1.24
2	University of Chicago	2	82.4% 178 of 216	59.7%	22.7%	216	1.84
3	University of Pennsylvania	4	75.0% 189 of 252	67.1%	7.9%	252	1.48
4	University of Virginia	4	74.7% 230 of 308	64.0%	10.7%	308	1.42
5	Columbia University	9	74.2% 340 of 458	70.1%	4.1%	458	1.57
6	Northwestern University	9	73.1% 193 of 264	67.4%	5.7%	264	1.28
7	Harvard University	6	70.3% 423 of 602	53.7%	16.6%	602	1.93
8	New York University	7	67.6% 282 of 417	62.1%	5.5%	417	1.84
9	Stanford University	1	64.7% 123 of 190	45.3%	19.5%	190	2.02
10	University of Michigan	9	64.4% 221 of 343	54.5%	9.9%	343	1.42
11	University of California - Berkeley	16	63.6% 180 of 283	57.2%	6.4%	283	1.75
12	Cornell University	13	62.4% 123 of 197	56.9%	5.6%	197	1.50
13	University of Southern California	26	62.1% 141 of 227	58.6%	3.5%	227	1.31
14	Georgetown University	18	59.7% 420 of 703	54.9%	4.8%	703	1.66
15	University of California - Los Angeles	13	58.7% 195 of 332	54.8%	3.9%	332	1.58
16	Vanderbilt University	12	57.7% 97 of 168	46.4%	11.3%	168	1.57
17	Yale University	2	54.8% 115 of 210	31.4%	23.3%	210	1.89
18	University of Texas	16	53.6% 165 of 308	39.3%	14.3%	308	1.21
19	Washington University in St Louis	13	51.6% 141 of 273	39.9%	11.7%	273	1.11
20	Fordham University	42	47.9% 201 of 420	44.8%	3.1%	420	1.54
21	Boston College	20	47.4% 101 of 213	45.1%	2.3%	213	1.43
22	University of Notre Dame	20	47.0% 77 of 164	30.5%	16.5%	164	1.51
23	Boston University	24	42.5% 91 of 214	41.1%	1.4%	214	1.24
24	Washington and Lee University	34	40.9% 45 of 110	31.8%	9.1%	110	1.12
25	Southern Methodist University	42	36.4% 82 of 225	33.8%	2.7%	225	1.23
26	Emory University	40	33.0% 74 of 224	29.5%	3.6%	224	1.50
27	University of Illinois	46	32.7% 50 of 153	28.1%	4.6%	153	0.90
28	Wake Forest University	30	31.0% 49 of 158	26.6%	4.4%	158	1.29
29	Brigham Young University	24	29.9% 38 of 127	22.8%	7.1%	127	1.01
30	Howard University	117	29.7% 46 of 155	29.0%	0.6%	155	1.33
31	University of North Carolina	18	29.0% 53 of 183	24.6%	4.4%	183	1.42
32	University of Georgia	26	28.8% 49 of 170	19.4%	9.4%	170	1.30
33	University of California - Irvine	34	28.4% 44 of 155	27.7%	0.6%	155	1.81
34	University of Houston	54	27.3% 65 of 238	25.6%	1.7%	238	1.54
35	George Washington University	26	26.7% 152 of 569	24.1%	2.6%	569	1.79
36	Tulane University	70	26.2% 56 of 214	19.2%	7.0%	214	1.83
37	St. John's University	62	26.1% 65 of 249	22.9%	3.2%	249	1.59
38	University of Florida	34	26.0% 56 of 215	21.4%	4.7%	215	1.05
39	William and Mary	34	25.1% 50 of 199	19.1%	6.0%	199	1.94
40	University of California - Davis	52	23.5% 48 of 204	22.1%	1.5%	204	1.88
41	University of California College of Law, San Francisco	85	22.9% 81 of 354	22.9%	0.0%	354	1.83
42	University of Iowa	32	22.8% 36 of 158	17.7%	5.1%	158	1.46
43	Texas A&M University	22	22.6% 28 of 124	14.5%	8.1%	124	1.44
44	University of Alabama	40	21.9% 32 of 146	9.6%	12.3%	146	1.28
45	Cardozo-Yeshiva University	59	21.1% 64 of 303	20.5%	0.7%	303	1.70
46	University of Miami	70	20.9% 80 of 383	20.6%	0.3%	383	1.93
47	Indiana University - Bloomington	49	20.7% 34 of 164	16.5%	4.3%	164	1.25
48	University of Minnesota	22	20.7% 46 of 222	17.6%	3.2%	222	1.27
49	Villanova University	49	20.7% 38 of 184	19.6%	1.1%	184	1.30
50	Brooklyn Law School	105	20.5% 73 of 356	18.3%	2.2%	356	1.95
51	Ohio State University	30	19.7% 31 of 157	18.5%	1.3%	157	1.16
52	Temple University	49	19.5% 38 of 195	16.9%	2.6%	195	1.29
53	University of Pittsburgh	77	18.9% 23 of 122	15.6%	3.3%	122	1.25
54	Northeastern University	77	18.8% 40 of 213	16.4%	2.3%	213	1.50
55	George Mason University	32	18.6% 31 of 167	10.8%	7.8%	167	1.86
56	University of Arizona	70	18.5% 24 of 130	13.8%	4.6%	130	1.06
57	Baylor University	34	18.2% 20 of 110	10.9%	7.3%	110	1.13
58	Loyola University Chicago	77	18.0% 47 of 261	17.2%	0.8%	261	1.56
59	Loyola Marymount University	70	17.3% 52 of 300	16.3%	1.0%	300	2.18
60	Santa Clara University	150	17.2% 34 of 198	16.7%	0.5%	198	1.89
61	University of Washington	52	16.9% 30 of 177	15.3%	1.7%	177	2.06
62	Georgia State University	77	16.9% 33 of 195	16.4%	0.5%	195	1.55
63	Florida International University	77	16.6% 26 of 157	15.9%	0.6%	157	1.67
64	Arizona State University	44	16.6% 48 of 290	14.5%	2.1%	290	1.78
65	University of Wisconsin	26	16.5% 42 of 255	12.9%	3.5%	255	1.28
66	University of San Diego	54	15.3% 36 of 236	13.1%	2.1%	236	1.80
67	Case Western Reserve University	100	14.8% 21 of 142	12.0%	2.8%	142	1.40
68	University of Colorado	54	14.6% 23 of 157	14.0%	0.6%	157	1.48
69	University of Tennessee	57	14.5% 18 of 124	9.7%	4.8%	124	1.56
70	St. Louis University	91	14.2% 24 of 169	14.2%	0.0%	169	1.42
71	University of San Francisco	156	14.0% 16 of 114	14.0%	0.0%	114	1.89
72	Chapman University	112	13.8% 18 of 130	10.0%	3.8%	130	2.15
73	Northern Kentucky University	131	13.5% 13 of 96	11.5%	2.1%	96	1.44
74	University of Connecticut	58	13.4% 19 of 142	12.7%	0.7%	142	1.87
75	American University	108	13.3% 53 of 399	12.3%	1.0%	399	2.17
76	Pepperdine University	46	13.1% 24 of 183	12.0%	1.1%	183	2.13
77	Seton Hall University	70	13.0% 27 of 207	12.6%	0.5%	207	1.82
78	Chicago-Kent College of Law	105	12.9% 30 of 232	12.5%	0.4%	232	1.36
79	Florida State University	34	12.9% 17 of 132	9.1%	3.8%	132	1.50
80	Catholic University of America	70	12.4% 14 of 113	10.6%	1.8%	113	1.86
81	University of Maryland	62	12.0% 25 of 208	10.1%	1.9%	208	2.04
82	Rutgers University	100	12.0% 44 of 368	9.8%	2.2%	368	2.08
83	University of Kansas	46	11.9% 15 of 126	7.9%	4.0%	126	1.17
84	New York Law School	112	11.8% 37 of 313	10.9%	1.0%	313	1.77
85	University of Cincinnati	82	11.8% 15 of 127	11.0%	0.8%	127	1.07
86	Drexel University	82	11.3% 15 of 133	11.3%	0.0%	133	1.66
87	Hofstra University	117	11.0% 29 of 263	10.3%	0.8%	263	2.10
88	University of Nebraska	62	10.5% 15 of 143	7.7%	2.8%	143	1.21
89	Suffolk University	128	10.3% 37 of 358	9.2%	1.1%	358	2.15
90	University of Nevada - Las Vegas	91	10.3% 12 of 117	7.7%	2.6%	117	1.79
91	Stetson University	91	10.1% 29 of 287	8.7%	1.4%	287	1.68
92	University of Louisville	124	10.1% 12 of 119	9.2%	0.8%	119	1.42
93	University of South Carolina	62	10.0% 19 of 190	8.4%	1.6%	190	1.54
94	University of Mississippi	124	9.1% 16 of 176	3.4%	5.7%	176	1.43
95	West Virginia University	124	8.8% 8 of 91	5.5%	3.3%	91	1.85
96	Syracuse University	100	8.7% 18 of 208	7.2%	1.4%	208	1.93
97	University of Denver	91	8.4% 24 of 285	8.1%	0.4%	285	1.93
98	DePaul University	131	8.4% 13 of 155	8.4%	0.0%	155	1.56
99	Louisiana State University	85	8.1% 16 of 198	3.5%	4.5%	198	1.53
100	Pennsylvania State University - Dickinson Law	62	8.1% 18 of 223	6.3%	1.8%	223	1.52
101	Samford University	122	7.9% 11 of 139	5.8%	2.2%	139	1.69
102	University of Kentucky	70	7.8% 9 of 115	1.7%	6.1%	115	2.09
103	University of Missouri - Kansas City	100	7.8% 10 of 128	6.3%	1.6%	128	1.46
104	Mississippi College	161	7.8% 8 of 103	0.0%	7.8%	103	1.82
105	University of Richmond	62	7.7% 9 of 117	5.1%	2.6%	117	1.67
106	University of Dayton	112	7.6% 7 of 92	7.6%	0.0%	92	0.89
107	University of Oklahoma	62	7.6% 12 of 158	5.1%	2.5%	158	1.77
108	University of Arkansas - Fayetteville	100	7.6% 9 of 119	5.9%	1.7%	119	1.57
109	Duquesne University	85	7.2% 11 of 152	5.3%	2.0%	152	1.62
110	Creighton University	144	7.1% 8 of 113	5.3%	1.8%	113	1.41
111	Nova Southeastern University	175	6.9% 14 of 202	6.9%	0.0%	202	2.12
112	Cleveland-Marshall College of Law	136	6.8% 9 of 132	6.8%	0.0%	132	1.14
113	Regent University	91	6.8% 7 of 103	1.0%	5.8%	103	2.03
114	Belmont University	85	6.8% 8 of 118	5.9%	0.8%	118	2.03
115	Michigan State University	108	6.6% 13 of 197	4.6%	2.0%	197	1.15
116	University of Missouri - Columbia	59	6.4% 8 of 125	5.6%	0.8%	125	1.17
117	South Texas College of Law Houston	128	6.4% 19 of 299	5.4%	1.0%	299	2.70
118	Mercer University	108	6.3% 9 of 142	4.9%	1.4%	142	1.50
119	University of New Hampshire	136	6.3% 12 of 192	6.3%	0.0%	192	1.76
120	Indiana University - Indianapolis	124	6.1% 13 of 212	5.7%	0.5%	212	1.68
121	University of Montana	90	5.9% 5 of 85	0.0%	5.9%	85	2.99
122	University of North Texas Dallas College of Law	159	5.8% 7 of 120	4.2%	1.7%	120	1.66
123	Pace University	142	5.7% 15 of 261	5.4%	0.4%	261	1.97
124	Marquette University	59	5.7% 10 of 175	5.1%	0.6%	175	1.46
125	University of North Dakota	156	5.5% 4 of 73	0.0%	5.5%	73	1.99
126	Texas Tech University	85	5.1% 7 of 136	4.4%	0.7%	136	1.50
127	University at Buffalo	82	5.1% 7 of 137	4.4%	0.7%	137	1.69
128	Campbell University	131	5.0% 9 of 181	3.3%	1.7%	181	2.01
129	University of Oregon	91	4.9% 7 of 142	2.8%	2.1%	142	2.20
130	California Western School of Law	175	4.9% 10 of 205	3.4%	1.5%	205	2.40
131	Wayne State University	62	4.8% 6 of 124	4.8%	0.0%	124	1.28
132	University of the Pacific - McGeorge	152	4.7% 7 of 148	3.4%	1.4%	148	2.17
133	Albany Law School	120	4.7% 9 of 191	3.1%	1.6%	191	1.63
134	St. Thomas University - Florida	168	4.6% 9 of 194	3.6%	1.0%	194	2.30
135	Florida A&M University	175	4.6% 5 of 108	4.6%	0.0%	108	2.11
136	Southwestern Law School	161	4.5% 13 of 290	4.1%	0.3%	290	2.45
137	Seattle University	128	4.4% 9 of 204	4.4%	0.0%	204	2.28
138	St. Mary's University	150	4.3% 10 of 232	2.2%	2.2%	232	1.94
139	University of Utah	44	4.3% 4 of 93	4.3%	0.0%	93	1.85
140	Texas Southern University	175	4.3% 7 of 164	4.3%	0.0%	164	1.50
141	University of Memphis	140	4.3% 4 of 94	2.1%	2.1%	94	1.57
142	University of Illinois Chicago School of Law	167	4.0% 11 of 274	3.6%	0.4%	274	1.76
143	Loyola University New Orleans	135	4.0% 7 of 177	2.8%	1.1%	177	1.98
144	Lewis and Clark College	112	3.9% 6 of 153	2.6%	1.3%	153	2.19
145	Barry University	175	3.8% 9 of 235	3.8%	0.0%	235	1.89
146	University of Akron	131	3.8% 5 of 133	3.0%	0.8%	133	0.68
147	University of South Dakota	122	3.7% 3 of 82	0.0%	3.7%	82	1.97
148	University of Maine	91	3.4% 3 of 88	1.1%	2.3%	88	1.78
149	University of Wyoming	112	3.1% 2 of 64	0.0%	3.1%	64	1.67
150	University of Hawaii	91	3.1% 3 of 98	0.0%	3.1%	98	2.50
151	Washburn University	108	3.0% 3 of 99	2.0%	1.0%	99	1.61
152	University of Arkansas - Little Rock	140	3.0% 4 of 132	0.8%	2.3%	132	1.78
153	Gonzaga University	144	3.0% 6 of 198	2.5%	0.5%	198	1.60
154	Oklahoma City University	156	2.9% 4 of 138	0.7%	2.2%	138	1.68
155	University of St. Thomas - Minneapolis	105	2.7% 4 of 149	1.3%	1.3%	149	1.79
156	University of Detroit Mercy	142	2.6% 5 of 190	2.6%	0.0%	190	1.70
157	University of Baltimore	136	2.5% 5 of 204	2.0%	0.5%	204	2.40
158	Vermont Law School	154	2.3% 3 of 130	2.3%	0.0%	130	1.91
159	University of Idaho	148	2.2% 3 of 137	1.5%	0.7%	137	2.29
160	North Carolina Central University	175	2.2% 3 of 137	2.2%	0.0%	137	1.92
161	Western State College of Law at Westcliff University	175	2.2% 2 of 93	2.2%	0.0%	93	2.23
162	John Marshall Law School - Atlanta	175	2.0% 2 of 101	2.0%	0.0%	101	2.87
163	New England School of Law	168	1.8% 6 of 327	1.5%	0.3%	327	2.56
164	Lincoln Memorial University	175	1.8% 2 of 110	1.8%	0.0%	110	1.67
165	University of Puerto Rico	175	1.6% 2 of 124	0.8%	0.8%	124	1.05
166	Elon Law School	144	1.5% 2 of 135	0.7%	0.7%	135	1.91
167	Widener University - Delaware	154	1.5% 3 of 206	1.5%	0.0%	206	1.84
168	Charleston School of Law	171	1.4% 3 of 210	1.0%	0.5%	210	2.01
169	Touro College	164	1.4% 2 of 145	1.4%	0.0%	145	3.28
170	Southern Illinois University	175	1.4% 1 of 74	1.4%	0.0%	74	0.96
171	University of The District of Columbia	175	1.3% 1 of 80	1.3%	0.0%	80	1.95
172	Ave Maria School of Law	164	1.2% 1 of 81	1.2%	0.0%	81	2.03
173	Mitchell Hamline School of Law	152	1.2% 4 of 326	0.6%	0.6%	326	1.47
174	University of Toledo	149	1.1% 1 of 94	0.0%	1.1%	94	1.36
175	CUNY	171	1.0% 2 of 192	1.0%	0.0%	192	2.14
176	University of Massachusetts Dartmouth	171	1.0% 1 of 98	1.0%	0.0%	98	2.40
177	University of New Mexico	117	1.0% 1 of 100	0.0%	1.0%	100	2.21
178	Willamette University	168	1.0% 1 of 105	1.0%	0.0%	105	2.24
179	Drake University	91	0.9% 1 of 114	0.0%	0.9%	114	1.66
180	Southern University Law Center	175	0.9% 2 of 231	0.9%	0.0%	231	2.08
181	Capital University	175	0.8% 1 of 121	0.8%	0.0%	121	1.52
182	Thomas M. Cooley Law School	175	0.7% 1 of 143	0.7%	0.0%	143	2.45
183	Roger Williams University	171	0.6% 1 of 169	0.6%	0.0%	169	2.06
184	University of Tulsa	120	0.0% 0 of 113	0.0%	0.0%	113	1.68
185	Quinnipiac University	136	0.0% 0 of 123	0.0%	0.0%	123	2.25
186	Liberty University	144	0.0% 0 of 100	0.0%	0.0%	100	1.73
187	Western New England University	159	0.0% 0 of 84	0.0%	0.0%	84	1.80
188	Northern Illinois University	161	0.0% 0 of 107	0.0%	0.0%	107	1.40
189	Faulkner University	164	0.0% 0 of 88	0.0%	0.0%	88	2.14
190	Appalachian School of Law	175	0.0% 0 of 43	0.0%	0.0%	43	2.76
191	Inter American University	175	0.0% 0 of 197	0.0%	0.0%	197	1.55
192	Ohio Northern University	175	0.0% 0 of 49	0.0%	0.0%	49	1.55
193	Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico	175	0.0% 0 of 147	0.0%	0.0%	147	1.59
194	Jacksonville University	N/A	0.0% 0 of 13	0.0%	0.0%	13	1.27
195	Wilmington University School of Law	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

National Employment Trends (2016–2025)

How the legal hiring market has shifted across all ABA-accredited schools.

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BigLaw hiring grew from 11.4% to 18.2% (+6.8%)
Other private-law firms grew from 30.4% to 36.7% (+6.3%)
Public interest grew from 3.8% to 7.9% (+4.1%)
Unemployment fell from 9.9% to 5.8% (-4.1%)

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Understanding the Data

What is BigLaw?

BigLaw firms (501+ attorneys) offer the highest starting salaries in law, with first-year associates earning $225,000+ at top firms. While the national average BigLaw placement is around 14%, this varies dramatically by school tier.

Critical Factors to Consider

Cost vs. Outcomes: Calculate total 3-year cost against expected placement rates. A 25% combined placement rate at $150K may beat 30% at $300K.

Geographic Goals: Regional schools often dominate their local markets. Know where you want to practice.

Risk Tolerance: Higher-ranked schools provide better outcomes across all class ranks, not just top performers.

Class Rank Reality: These are school-wide stats. Individual outcomes depend heavily on your performance, networking, and interview skills.

Finding Hidden Gems

Look for schools that combine strong regional placement with generous scholarships. Target schools that:

• Place 15-25% in BigLaw despite ranking outside Top 25
• Offer scholarships reducing total cost by 50%+
• Dominate your target legal market
• Show consistent multi-year outcomes, not one-time spikes

Common Questions

What percentage of graduates get BigLaw jobs?▼

Nationally, about 14% of law graduates secure BigLaw positions at firms with 501+ attorneys. This varies dramatically by school tier: T14 schools average 52% BigLaw placement (ranging from 31% to 72%), while regional schools typically place 5-15%, and lower-ranked schools often under 5%. Elite schools like Cornell, Duke, Columbia, and Penn consistently place 60%+ of graduates in BigLaw.

Which schools have the best BigLaw placement?▼

Cornell (72%), Duke (68%), Columbia (65%), Northwestern (64%), and Penn (64%) lead BigLaw placement among T14 schools. UVA, USC, Georgetown, NYU, and Berkeley also place 52-60% in BigLaw (501+ attorneys). Notably, Yale and Stanford prioritize federal clerkships over BigLaw, with clerkship rates of 26% and 18% respectively, resulting in strong combined placement rates despite lower BigLaw percentages.

Why are federal clerkships valuable?▼

Federal clerks work directly with judges, gaining invaluable experience in legal analysis and decision-making. Clerkships often lead to $50K-$100K+ signing bonuses at BigLaw firms, plus strong credentials for government, appellate work, or academia. Schools with 10%+ clerkship rates demonstrate exceptional quality.

What does the Combined column measure?▼

Combined counts full time, long term jobs at firms of 501 or more attorneys plus full time, long term federal clerkships, over every graduate in the class. It is the BigLaw and Fed Clerk columns added together. A school placing 45% in those firms and 15% in federal clerkships has a 60% combined rate. Every other employed graduate falls outside the figure: the rest of private practice, government, public interest, business, academia and clerkships in other courts. That is not a judgment about the work. The two rates add up to the school's employment rate, not to 100 percent, because graduates in further study, with deferred starts, unemployed or of unknown status had no job at all.

Should I choose higher rank with debt or scholarship at lower rank?▼

If you're committed to BigLaw and risk-tolerant, a T14 school may justify the debt (52% average BigLaw placement at 501+ firms vs. 5-15% at mid-tier schools). For public interest, government, or regional practice, scholarships at lower-ranked schools often provide better outcomes. Consider worst-case: graduating bottom-third. At top-ranked schools, you'll likely secure employment; elsewhere, outcomes may be limited. Rule of thumb: don't borrow more than your expected first-year salary ($225,000 for BigLaw, but much lower for other paths).

Methodology

Data Source

All data from ABA Required Disclosures for Class of 2025, published April 2026. Employment measured 10 months post-graduation (March 15, 2026) under ABA Standard 509.

BigLaw %

Graduates at firms with 501+ attorneys in full-time, long-term positions

(501+ FTLT) / Total Grads × 100

Clerkship %

Federal judicial clerkships (district, circuit, SCOTUS) in FTLT positions

Federal Clerks FTLT / Total Grads × 100

Combined

Sum of BigLaw and Clerkship percentages

BigLaw % + Clerkship %

What's NOT Included

State/local clerkships • Firms under 501 attorneys • Part-time positions • Business/industry jobs • Government (except federal clerkships)

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