Another class of St. Thomas Law graduates was in high demand last year. The law school recently reported that 90% of 2022 graduates were working in “gold-standard” positions within 10 months of graduation. A “gold-standard” position is a full-time, long-term position that either requires a law license, or for which having a J.D. provides a significant advantage to performing or obtaining the role.
“These employment outcomes demonstrate that the School of Law is fulfilling its mission to prepare students for meaningful careers, with the practical skills and personal qualities sought by legal employers. We’re proud of our graduates who serve their clients and communities as they work to promote justice and work for a stronger society,” said the law school’s interim Dean Joel Nichols.
The Class of 2022 employment rate places St. Thomas Law among the top schools in the country for career outcomes.
- University of Minnesota Law School: 96%
- Notre Dame Law School: 96%
- Harvard Law School: 94%
- Marquette University Law School: 90%
- St. Thomas School of Law: 90%
- Pepperdine Caruso School of Law: 88%
- Sturm College of Law – University of Denver: 86%
- Seattle University School of Law: 82%
- Creighton University School of Law: 75%
Graduates from the Class of 2021 reported a 92% gold-standard employment rate 10 months after graduation, which was the percentage used in the calculation of this year’s U.S. News & World Report ranking of the nation’s top law schools.
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