<p>I agree. I went to law school later in life, but my goals were unconventional: I wanted to leave the Postal Service and go to work for another federal agency. My law degree played a large part in enabling me to do just that. I never went with the intention of becoming rich or being a solo practitioner.</p>
<p>Thus, schools do indeed have the responsibility to inform prospective students as far as the success their alumni are having in finding jobs and what kind of money they are making, particularly when most students are going to be faced with a large loan debt upon completing school. Fortunately, I was able to avoid the large loans, but not everyone is so situated.</p>