Has anyone attended and graduated from Temple University Law School?

I just want to know what employment stats for the school are, and how helpful the career services office is.

If I did, you would have to pay $200 for me to think about if I could be the one to answer this question for you. In a week or two and another $200 and I'll either have one of my associates give you your answer or I'll refer you to someone who specializes in these type of questions.

I pulled this from US News. The data is from 2005:

Graduates known to be employed at graduation: 65.1%
Graduates known to be employed nine months after graduation (including 25 percent of those with unknown status): 95.7%
Private sector (25th-75th percentile): $50,000 - $115,000
Median in the private sector: $80,000
Percent in the private sector who reported salary information: 70%
Median in public service: $45,500

I found that subscribing to the US News site paid off as I chose schools to apply to and narrowed down my options as the acceptances came in.

You might want to try this question over at http://www.lawschooldiscussion.org/ .

Good luck with whichever school you attend.

65.1% reporting, that's lame. That means around 35% that did not report, which most likely would have dragged those salary numbers way down, not to mention the grads that can't get a job. Law is lame, there is a glut, become a dentist, doctor, or a pharmacist, the US needs more of them. We need more lawyers like we need more herpes.