94% (181/193) of graduates reported employment ten months after graduation (March 15, 2019).
98% (178/181) of all employed graduates reported a salary.
97% of the class of 2020 and 95% of the class of 2019 worked in substantive legal or law-related jobs in the summer of 2018.
Thirty-three 2018 graduates accepted judicial clerkships. Two are in federal clerkships, 10 are in state appellate court clerkships, and 21 are in state trial court clerkships.
85% (164/193) of graduates reported a full-time, long-term (defined as a position that does not have a definite term of less than one year), non-school funded job for which bar passage was required or a JD degree was an advantage.
80% (155/193) of graduates reported a full-time, long-term, non-school funded job for which bar passage was required.
For the class of 2018, the private practice (law firm) mean salary was $97,829, the private sector mean salary was $91,262, and the public sector mean salary was $56,540.
Our Class of 2021's credentials exemplify the high quality our students. The class’s median LSAT score is 162 and its median undergraduate GPA is 3.71.
Colorado Law's 8th Annual JD Pathways career conference on January 11, 2019 had 69 attorneys in attendance. Twenty attorneys spoke to students in panel discussions and 24 conducted a total of 56 mock interviews.
