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George Mason Scalia Law Employment Statistics (2025): BigLaw, Clerkships & Markets

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September 19, 2026

George Mason Scalia Law Employment Statistics (2025): BigLaw, Clerkships & Markets

George Mason’s Class of 2025 had 165 of 167 graduates employed in reported categories ten months after graduation, with no graduates listed as unemployed and seeking. Twenty-six graduates entered firms with more than 100 lawyers, and 13 took federal clerkships. The three largest job locations were Virginia, the District of Columbia and California.

George Mason Law employment at a glance

OutcomeClass of 2025
Graduates167
Employed in reported categories165
Firms over 100 lawyers26 (15.6%)
Federal clerkships13 (7.8%)
Largest marketsVirginia (64), DC (52), California (5)

What percent of George Mason Law grads get BigLaw?

If you define “large firm” as firms over 100 lawyers, the Class of 2025 figure is 15.6%. Applicants should note that firms of 101–250, 251–500 and 501+ are different markets, so a single BigLaw percentage can hide meaningful detail.

How strong is George Mason for clerkships?

Thirteen 2025 graduates entered federal judicial clerkships, or 7.8% of the graduating class. That is a meaningful outcome and reflects Scalia Law’s DC/Virginia judicial ecosystem.

Where do Scalia Law graduates work?

The school’s employment pattern is heavily concentrated in Virginia and Washington, DC. That is a strength if those are your target markets and a reason to investigate portability if they are not.

Why the Arlington location matters

Scalia Law sits in Arlington, inside the Washington metropolitan legal market. Students can access federal agencies, courts, government contractors, technology companies, firms and policy institutions while enrolled.

What these numbers cannot tell you

  • your personal probability of getting a large-firm job;
  • your likely salary;
  • where you would rank in the class;
  • which students actively pursued clerkships or BigLaw;
  • the quality of a specific employer or job.

Class-level outcomes are useful for comparing pipelines, not forecasting an individual result.

George Mason bar passage context

For 2025 graduates, Scalia Law’s ABA bar report shows an 86.34% first-time bar admission rate, above the weighted average for ABA-accredited schools in the relevant jurisdictions.

Frequently asked questions

What is George Mason Law’s employment rate?

165 of 167 Class of 2025 graduates were employed in reported categories ten months after graduation.

What percent of George Mason grads go to large firms?

26 of 167 graduates, or 15.6%, entered firms with more than 100 lawyers.

How many George Mason grads get federal clerkships?

13 Class of 2025 graduates, or 7.8%, entered federal clerkships.

Where do George Mason Law graduates work?

Virginia and Washington, DC are the dominant markets.

Is George Mason Law good for DC?

Its Arlington location and employment geography make DC/Northern Virginia one of its strongest market advantages.

Sources

Employment information comes from Scalia Law’s official employment statistics page and Class of 2025 ABA Employment Summary. Bar data come from its current ABA bar-passage report.

Written by Ali Unar, Founder, Lovare Institut. Verified September 19, 2026.

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