Top 10 Law Schools with Best Career Prospects
According to The Princeton Review's annual survey of law school students at the nation's Best 170 Law Schools, Northwestern University School of Law offers its students with the best career prospects.
Northwestern University School of Law is also rated highly in many university league tables:
- In the U.S. News & World Report's "Best Graduate Schools" 2009 Edition, Northwestern Law programs are ranked 9th overall in the nation, 3rd for Trial Advocacy, 4th for Tax Law, and 8th for Legal Writing.
- rated 1st for "Best Career Prospects", 8th for "Toughest to Get Into", 10th for "Best Quality of Life", and 10th for "Best Overall Academic Experience", according to The Princeton Review 2007.
- rated 9th in the country (Vault Law School Guide).
Top Ten Law Schools with the Best Career Prospects:
1 Northwestern University
2 University of Michigan
3 University of Chicago
4 Harvard University
5 Boston College
6 Boston University
7 Vanderbilt University
8 University of Pennsylvania
9 University of Virginia
10 University of Notre Dame
Source: Princeton Review 2008
* Next: Top Legal Writing Programs
Northwestern University School of Law is also rated highly in many university league tables:
- In the U.S. News & World Report's "Best Graduate Schools" 2009 Edition, Northwestern Law programs are ranked 9th overall in the nation, 3rd for Trial Advocacy, 4th for Tax Law, and 8th for Legal Writing.
- rated 1st for "Best Career Prospects", 8th for "Toughest to Get Into", 10th for "Best Quality of Life", and 10th for "Best Overall Academic Experience", according to The Princeton Review 2007.
- rated 9th in the country (Vault Law School Guide).
Top Ten Law Schools with the Best Career Prospects:
1 Northwestern University
2 University of Michigan
3 University of Chicago
4 Harvard University
5 Boston College
6 Boston University
7 Vanderbilt University
8 University of Pennsylvania
9 University of Virginia
10 University of Notre Dame
Source: Princeton Review 2008
* Next: Top Legal Writing Programs