We surveyed 18,400 students and administrators at 168 law schools so we can tell you which schools have the best career prospects, the best quality of life, and more. Find out if your dream law school made one of our 14 unique ranking lists.
See the complete list of our 168 Best Law Schools, or view the list by region.
Check out our complete list of 168 law schools, based on surveys of 18,400 students and administrators.
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These schools boast impressive employment and first-time bar passage rates—not to mention the highest starting salaries!
Find out which schools have the most competitive applicant pools.
Check out ten schools that offer supportive cultures for diverse student bodies.
The professors at these schools are not only great teachers but also savvy advisors outside of class.
From superb professors and lively class discussions to the right balance of theory and practice, these ten schools have it all.
With challenging workloads and ambitious student bodies, find out which schools will put you through your paces.
If you’re looking for a school with a great location and vibrant social life, start your search with these ten schools.
Politically conservative applicants will find a like-minded student body at these ten schools.
If you prefer a student body with a liberal political outlook, check out this list.
Find out which schools benefit from a broadly diverse faculty.
These schools report the highest percentage of graduates obtaining federal clerkships.
The ranking lists name the top 10 law schools in 14 categories based on the company's surveys of 18,400 students attending 168 law schools in the U.S., and of administrators at the schools.
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