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This is a discussion on Test Drive! Law School Paying Firms to Hire Graduates within the Law Jobs and Employment forum, part of the Law Students and Young Lawyers category; by WSJ.com The Law Blog chats with Jon Attanasio, the dean of the law school at SMU, about a new ...
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Test Drive! Law School Paying Firms to Hire Graduates
by WSJ.com
The Law Blog chats with Jon Attanasio, the dean of the law school at SMU, about a new program that pays employers to try out SMU students and graduates before extending to them full-time employment.  We were intrigued last Friday when we read word over at Above the Law that the law school at Southern Methodist University — called the SMU Dedman School of Law — has cranked up a program in which it will pay employers that either give SMU students summer internships or opportunities that might lead to full-time employment. More: Test Drive! Law School Paying Firms to Hire Graduates - WORLD Law Direct Forums 
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