Mar 13, 2012
Ivy League shake-up in the law school rankings
Some Ivy Leaguers may have their crimson shorts in a twist after U.S. News & World Report’s release of its 2013 Best Law Schools rankings.
Yale Law School once again tops the list, but Stanford Law School moves into the No. 2 spot, over East coast incumbent, Harvard Law School. The Cardinal have topped the Crimson.
Harvard has held its second place position since 2007, though it tied with Stanford in 2009.
Columbia Law School in New York followed by University of Chicago Law School round out the top five on the list.
The University of Maryland School of Law climbed up the rankings, coming in at No. 39, a jump from its No. 42 position last year. The year before, it rose from No. 48 to No. 42.
Maryland is tied, however, tied at the No. 39 spot with three others—Brigham Young University Law School, George Mason University School of Law and Ohio State University College of Law.
For specialties, Maryland ranked No. 3 for healthcare law and No. 5 in clinical training.
The University of Baltimore School of Law ranked No. 113. It was tied with Quinnipiac University School of Law in Connecticut, Gonzaga University School of Law in Washington, Florida International University College of Law, Albany Law School and CUNY School of Law in New York.
UB tied at #113. I didn’t know there were even 113 law schools in the country.