With employment for recent law school graduates at just 85.6 percent, the lowest since 1994, you can't be blamed for failing to complete law school.
These 10 individuals started but never finished.
Not all of them dropped out. One brilliant individual was expelled for poor grades. And some simply moved on to other studies.
Among them—in addition to the dark mark on this list, Bundy—there are writers, philosophers, and musicians.
Diane Sawyer
Law school: University of Louisville
Dropped out after: 1 semester
After getting her bachelor's degree from Wellesley College, the ABC News anchor attended one semester of law school in Louisville. She dropped out to study journalism.
Source: Yahoo TV
Paul Simon
Law school: Brooklyn Law School
Dropped out after: a few months
The New Jersey native, more famous for his musical talent, did a stint at Brooklyn Law, but "in his heart it was not what he wanted." Simon decided his future was in music, and the rest was history.
Source: Laura Jackson, "Paul Simon: The Definitive Bio," page 50.
Karl Marx
Law School: Bonn University and Berlin University
Dropped out after: about 2 years
The German philosopher abandoned the law after becoming consumed by the idea of alienation.
Source: Francis Wheen, "Karl Marx: A Life," pages 17, 27.
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