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Huge Law School Classes Could Mean Huge Employment Woes In the Future

Best of luck out there, Class of 2028.

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The unknown here is how quickly that change will happen across the whole market and whether the impact will be felt before or after these students graduate.

Nikia Gray, executive director of the  National Association for Law Placement, in comments given to Reuters, on how oversized law school classes could translate into an oversaturated job market for graduates come 2028. At least 10 law schools have reported their largest incoming classes in more than a decade thanks to a “blockbuster” admissions cycle.


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