GREENSBORO, N.C. — Many students pursue a law degree with high-minded purposes, choosing to pay costly tuitions in the pursuit of ideals – but also with the expectations for salaries high enough to pay off their educational investments.
But new data from the U.S. departments of Education and Treasury provides insight into the earnings and debt levels for people who choose to attend law school in North Carolina – demonstrating a significant difference in outcomes depending on where a student turned their tassels.
To see a slideshow ranking North Carolina schools and their debt, click here to read the full story on the Triad Business Journal's website.
