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Employment Prospects Survey |
| Full-time JD program |
Yes, there is a career development office, but you gotta learn how to use their
resources. First, they will not land you a job. The CDO is great in telling you
where to go, giving you the resouces, and giving you feedback. I found a great
person there that I talked to for three years through the ups and downs. Yes,
the
top whatever percent will have jobs thrown at them (at least a few years ago
they
did). The rest of us will have to find jobs like everyone else in the world...
through networking, shaking hands, collecting business cards, going to bar
association meetings, etc. The administration has tried to change the generally
negative attitudes about the CDO (ex. having someone at the front desk that
knows
your name). It's a small step. The key is they do listen to the consumers (the
students) and do try to improve their services.
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Boston University School of Law Admission & Application Surveys
