National Law Journal:  “Veritas, a law school admissions consulting firm, polled 112 prospective law school applicants in June and July, and 81% said they would still apply even if ‘a significant number of law school graduates were unable to find jobs in their desired fields.’ Only 4% said they would not apply to law school under that circumstance.”

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