Information for Applicants
The following information is designed to answer many of the questions often asked by applicants for admission to the Emory University School of Law. Choosing a law school to attend is a highly personal decision, and career-related matters are important factors to consider.
The purpose of the Office of Career Services at Emory is to provide a full range of services to Emory students to assist them during the job search. These services include: individual advising appointments; training on job search skills; educational programming about the full range of options available for individuals with a legal education; development of career resources materials in both printed and computerized forms; and coordination of campus interviews and job fairs.
The Office of Career Services encourages applicants to contact Senior Director Michelle Stevens at michelle.stevens(at)emory.edu concerning any individual questions they might have concerning their job search goals.
The following information is available to help answer your questions:
- Class of 2006 Employment Report - includes employment percentages, types of employment, and geographic distribution information
- Class of 2006 Salary Information - includes salary breakdowns by size of firm and industry
- Recruiting Information - includes employer geographic distribution information, and lists of both recruiting programs and the employers who attend them