U.S. News &amp; World Report - The American Bar Association's Subcommittee on Consumer Information  has issued a proposal, "Revised Standard Regarding Employment Data," on  how law schools should report employment and salary data for new  graduates. The proposed new  reporting standards can be seen here. The proposal calls for law  schools to calculate their nine-month after graduation rates based on  the entire graduating class--something that U.S. News is now  doing in our Best  Law Schools rankings.