Many people pursue law school because of the desire to make a difference. Maybe you’re drawn to the idea of helping people with individual legal problems, or perhaps you want to fight for big policy changes.
But once you graduate, you may decide that pursuing a traditional legal path isn’t for you. While it can be a challenging decision to make, the good news is that there are plenty of jobs in the social-impact space where your law degree can be quite useful.
Since about a quarter of law school graduates end up not practicing law, we thought we’d take a deeper dive into how to refocus your legal career.
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