Visualizing legal employment outcomes in Ohio in 2017

This is the sixth in a series of visualizations on legal employment outcomes for the Class of 2017. Following posts on outcomes in Florida, Pennsylvania, Texas, New York, and Illinois, here is a visualization for legal employment outcomes of graduates of Ohio law schools for the Class of 2017. (More about the methodology is available at the Florida post.) Last year's Ohio post is here.

There were around 950 graduates of Ohio's 9 law schools, down from around 1090 two years ago. That's helped placement in bar passage required and J.D. advantage jobs rise to 72.8% (including a few school-funded jobs), up three points. Overall jobs increased slightly. Remarkably, four of these law schools graduated classes of fewer than 100 students.

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Peer Score	School	2017	YoY%	BPR	JDA	LSF	2016	BPR	JDA	LSF
3.3	Ohio State University	88.5%	-0.9	126	16	4	89.4%	137	20	3
2.3	University of Cincinnati	80.0%	-3.7	53	3	0	83.7%	74	13	0
1.6	Ohio Northern University	76.9%	14.4	37	3	0	62.5%	35	10	0
1.9	University of Akron	71.7%	8.8	71	15	0	62.9%	58	20	0
2.7	Case Western Reserve University	71.0%	6.4	83	15	0	64.6%	56	8	0
1.9	University of Toledo	69.7%	9.5	42	11	0	60.2%	32	21	0
1.5	Capital University	65.8%	16.2	63	14	0	49.6%	45	14	0
1.9	Cleveland-Marshall College of Law	65.0%	-2.6	61	15	0	67.5%	62	17	0
1.8	University of Dayton	62.5%	-10.3	48	12	0	72.8%	40	19	0