18% of employed graduates accepted judicial clerkships. Seven were federal court clerkships, 15 were state appellate court clerkships, and seven were state trial court clerkships.
The private sector median salary was $70,000, the public sector median salary was $50,000, and the private practice median salary was $72,500. For jobs requiring bar passage, the median salary was $55,000.
Our Class of 2015's credentials exemplify the high caliber of our students with a median LSAT score of 164 (90th percentile) and a median undergraduate GPA of 3.65.
In Summer 2012, 28 students received fellowship stipends from Colorado Law and its student groups for public service work with government agencies and non-profits. Typical stipends ranged from $2,500 to $3,500.
56 attorneys attended Colorado Law's JD pathways career conference on January 13, 2012. 27 spoke to students in informational sessions and 21 conducted a total of 40 mock interviews.
