After months of intensifying criticism and revolts, U.S. News & World Report teased changes in the way it ranks law and medical schools. Yale Law School, which led an exodus from the influential college rankings last fall, remains in the top spot.
U.S. News said the lists prioritize information students want, giving more weight this year to factors such as the number of law graduates who pass the bar exam and faculty-student ratios in medical schools. The new methodologies, developed after rebellious schools refused to provide data for the rankings, also put less weight on how educators and others rate the reputation of the schools through surveys.“U.S.
U.S. News said the short lists released Tuesday were a preview of graduate school rankings to be released next week. The publication also said that it “As education costs continue to soar, students and their families are increasingly focused on the student experience, career opportunities and tangible outcomes that a law school education can offer,” Robert Morse, chief data strategist for U.S. News, wrote in announcing the new lists.
“I am pleased when any publication recognizes that UCLA Law is an outstanding law school, but there is nothing magical about being in the U.S. News ‘T14,’” Russell Korobkin, interim dean of the law school, wrote in an email, “and I hope that students will come to UCLA not because of that but because we have a tremendous faculty and outstanding educational programs and opportunities.”
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