ABA Journal:  Law grads who can’t find a job may want to try expanding their horizons, according to the publication that ranks law schools.

There are success stories outside of law practice, says the U.S. News & World Report’s Law Admissions Lowdown. The blog lists five alternative careers for grads that “reinforce the versatility of a law degree, which brings with it a plethora of marketable skills.”

U.S. News lists these five careers and illustrates with the names of law grads who succeeded:

1) Journalism. Law grad success stories include Geraldo Rivera and Star Jones.

Read the otherlaw four alternative jobs for  grads.

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