And my point is that the delta in the difficulty of getting a good job has been negative. On other words, > if you have a law degree from a school that isn't f

And my point is that the delta in the difficulty of getting a good job has been negative. On other words, > if you have a law degree from a school that isn't from the top 40 your odds of doing any law work are getting much slimmer. You need to back up this claim. I don't doubt that that you have met people stuck in low paying jobs. But if you're trying to claim that it'd been getting harder to find well paying jobs while the unemployment rate has hit record lows, you're going to need to back up this claim. I was in college during the recession, and my older classmates that graduated in the early 2010s had a much tougher time than I (graduated mid 2010s) did finding a job. The observation that this pattern of depression and anxiety has risen at the same time that the economy has improved significantly is a strong indicator that the ability to get a job is not the culprit here.