Recent Law School Grads Are Remarkably Content With Their Current Jobs
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Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day!
According to the NALP Foundation’s study, Law School Alumni Employment and Satisfaction, for the Class of 2019, what percentage of employed alumni report they are actively seeking a new job?
Hint: Those seeking a new job is at an historically low level, with alumni of color seeking new jobs at a higher rate than their white peers.
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