Best Law Schools
Best law schools in the U.S. Many of these top schools of law, including Yale University, Harvard University and Stanford University, are consistently ranked high in US News' annual law school college rankings. These U.S. law schools turn out some of the brightest lawyers in the country.
Which law school is truly the best? That's up to you to decide! Add your own list of the best law schools and then vote for your favorites.
Many of the law schools on this list are on the East Coast, but not all. Most of these law schools are part of large, well-established institutions. Some are private and some are public. Chances are, you'll recognize a lot of these schools - but some might surprise you.
- 1University, Private universityJohn Harvard
- 2Private universityHandsome DanMost Listed
- 3
University of Michigan Law School
Public university - 4Private universityColumbia Lions
- 5Public universityJoe and Josephine BruinControversial
- 6University, Private university
- 7Public university, UniversityOskiControversial
- 8Private school
- 9Private universityBobcatControversial
- 10
Georgetown University Law Center
Private university - 11Public Land Grant University, Private university, Statutory collegeBear
- 12
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Private school, Private university - 13Private school, Charter school, Public school
- 14Private school
- 15
Boston University School of Law
Private school, Private university - 16Private universityNorthwestern's Willie the Wildcat
- 17Private school
- 18Public universityGriffin
- 19
Boston College Law School
Private university, Society of Jesus - 20
Duke University School of Law
Private university -
- 21
Vanderbilt University Law School
Private school, Private universityMr. Commodore - 22
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University of Texas School of Law
Public university, Public school - 24Public university, Land-grant universityGunrock
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