But so can internships. Internships have the advantage that they usually cost the employer little or nothing, and can sometimes be arranged ad hoc . An internship can provid e you with valuable experience and, just as important, contacts and references within the field you want to work in. And you can receive credit for internship, so even if you don't earn money as an intern, you can gain valuable experience while moving you rself closer to graduation. A great many things.
Law is a popular option for many of our graduates.
Some of our students have gone on to medical school. Others work in computer-related fields. Some deal with policy and public issues. Others are in business. Some are in social work.