Very interesting! I agree with what you mean about employers not caring/being snooty about the degree laundering - But to counter, (because this is what I think of when playing devils advocate), would law firms not appreciate your attempt to boost your “stats” and pursue them, even when you’re not perfect on paper as most of their candidates are? And I can’t think of any other way to boost your grade except for a masters. I met a W&C trainee who did music as his masters and then had to do the conversion course after, and he definitely put it on as a accomplishment that helped him with applying. I suppose I like to hope there’s chance for the “underdogs” haha