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Career Path Resources
Although your career possibilities are limited only by your effort and imagination, it is helpful to gain a foundation in the typical paths of YLS students and graduates. This site provides information on careers in public interest, judicial clerkships, law firms, law teaching, and business.
Additional YLS Resources
- CDO’s Guides
- CDO's Alumni Career Profiles
- Yale Law Women’s Alumnae Spotlights
- CDO’s summer, entry level and judicial clerkship employment statistics
- CDO’s 5th Year Survey and 10th Year Survey Career Development Reports discussing the career paths of our graduates five and ten years after graduation
- CDO’s Post-Fellowship Reports providing insight from graduates in public interest fellowships