Case Western Reserve University School of Law Employment Statistics by Position, Term, and Location

Employment Summary and Comparison

For the 153 graduates from Case Western Reserve University School of Law, 143 were hired including 133 full-time and 10 part-time positions. Among them, 133 students employed as long-term contract and 10 students employed as short-term contract.

115 graduates got a job where bar passage required and 22 got J.D. advantage (or J.D. preferred) jobs where it does not require passage of the bar exam. 2 graduates got professional positions.

Compared to all law schools in U.S., Case Western Reserve University School of Law' rate of employed is higher than the average rate of 90.60%. Compared to law schools in Ohio, its rate of employed is higher than the average rate of 89.55%.

	Total Graduates	% of Employed	Total Employed	Full-time	Part-time
Case Western Reserve University School of Law	Total Graduates	153	93.46%	143	133	10
All Law Schools	35,529	90.60%	32,188	31,164	1,024
Public	13,852	91.04%	12,611	12,223	388
Private	21,677	90.31%	19,577	18,941	636
Ohio Law Schools	1,014	89.55%	908	873	35
Public	630	92.22%	581	560	21
Private	384	85.16%	327	313	14

Employment by General Category

The below table summarizes the employment statistics by general position categories and employed stats for 153 graduates. The category definition can be found at ABA's employment protocol

	Total	Percentage (%)	Full-time		Part-time
	Total	Percentage (%)	Long-term	Short-term	Long-term	Short-term
Total Graduates	153
Bar Passage Required	115	75.16%	112	1	1	1
J.D. Advantage	22	14.38%	16	2	2	2
Professional Position	2	1.31%	0	0	0	2
Other	1	0.65%	1	0	0	0
Undeterminable	0	0.00%	0	0	0	0
Enrolled in Graduate Studies	1	0.65%
Start Date Deferred	0	0.00%
Unemployed - Not Seeking	1	0.65%
Unemployed - Seeking	7	4.58%
Employment Status Unknown	1	0.65%

Employment by Position Types

The below table summarizes the employment statistics by company and job position types for 153 graduates from Case Western Reserve University School of Law.

	Total	Percentage (%)	Full-time		Part-time
	Total	Percentage (%)	Long-term	Short-term	Long-term	Short-term
Total Employed	143	-	130	3	3	7
Law Firms	74	48.37%	69	0	3	2
Solo	1	0.70%	1	0	0	0
1-10	27	18.88%	23	0	2	2
11-25	7	4.90%	6	0	1	0
26-50	4	2.80%	4	0	0	0
51-100	3	2.10%	3	0	0	0
101-250	6	4.20%	6	0	0	0
251-500	7	4.90%	7	0	0	0
More than 500	18	12.59%	18	0	0	0
Unknown Size	1	0.70%	1	0	0	0
Business and Industry	17	11.89%	14	2	0	1
Government	22	15.38%	21	1	0	0
Public Interest	16	11.19%	15	0	0	1
Clerkships - Federal	7	4.90%	7	0	0	0
Clerkships - State, Local, and Territorial	2	1.40%	2	0	0	0
Clerkships - Tribal	0	-	0	0	0	0
Clerkships - International	0	-	0	0	0	0
Education	5	3.50%	2	0	0	3
Employer Type Unknown	0	-	0	0	0	0

Employed at Law schools/Universities Funded Position

The below table summarizes the graduated who employed law school or its parent university funded position by term and working status atCase Western Reserve University School of Law.

	Total	Percentage (%)	Full-time		Part-time
	Total	Percentage (%)	Long-term	Short-term	Long-term	Short-term
Total Graduates	143	-	130	3	3	7
Total Employed by Law School or University	3	1.96%	1	0	0	2
Bar Passage Required	3	1.96%	1	0	0	2
J.D. Advantage	0	-	0	0	0	0
Professional Position	0	-	0	0	0	0
Other	0	-	0	0	0	0

Employed Location

The most graduates (66) are employed by law firms or companies in Ohio, where the Case Western Reserve University School of Law located. The following table shows the top three state that graduates got employed with number of employed.

	State	Number Employed	% of Employed
Largest Employment	Ohio	66	46.15%
2^nd Largest Employment	District of Columbia	9	6.29%
3^rd Largest Employment	New York	9	6.29%

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