We know some of you are on the fence whether to go to law school or business school. And some of you are probably wondering whether any professional school is worth it at all. Here’s our latest news roundup on these issues:
1. Read it and weep. To all of you who slaved through three years of law school so that you can make a six-figure salary: Meh. Some 22-year olds with nothing more than their little ole undergraduate degrees are beating you to the punch. Here’s what junior bankers on Wall Street earn, according to U.K.’s eFinancial Careers:
- First year analyst: $142K to $152K
- Second year: $160K to $180K
- Third year: $195K to $215K
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