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| Why Going Back To Law School May Be A Bad Idea |
| Published: July 31, 2007, 3:44 pm |
| Tags: Job Career, Career, Career Change, Job Change, Lifelong Education, Middle Age, Feature |
| The National Law Journal recently wrote that people who want to make a second career as an attorney shouldn't expect to find work at big firms. According to a National Association for Law Placement survey cited in the article, only 17% of of new law school graduates age 36+ who go into private practice join large firms -- those with more than 250 |
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| Why Going Back To Law School May Be A Bad Idea |
| Published: July 31, 2007, 3:44 pm |
| Tags: Job Career, Career, Career Change, Job Change, Lifelong Education, Middle Age, Feature |
| The National Law Journal recently wrote that people who want to make a second career as an attorney shouldn't expect to find work at big firms. According to a National Association for Law Placement survey cited in the article, only 17% of of new law school graduates age 36+ who go into private practice join large firms -- those with more than 250 |
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| Alzheimer's memory loss faster among well-educated |
| Published: October 25, 2007, 1:03 am |
| Tags: Brain Health, Alzheimer Amp 039 S Disease, Brain Health, Lifelong Education, Memory, Research, Briefly Noted |
| on the relationship between education and Alzheimer's disease. Started in the 1980s, the study tracked almost 500 people born from 1894 and 1908; eventually 117 of them developed Alzheimer's or another dementia. Looking at these folks they found that every year of education delayed the accelerated memory decline that precedes dementia by about |
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