Cal Law has an interesting article up about law school grads who choose paths other than practice. The grads profiled cite a variety of reasons for their unconventional career choices. Among them: a less-than-friendly job market, a free and entrepreneurial spirit, and the desire to "do good" beyond pro bono. Read up if you're beginning to wonder where you fit in.
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