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Top Law Schools Based On Top Lawyers

Avvo logo.JPGAvvo is a legal website that rates practicing attorneys. They have now released a set of law school rankings based on which schools generate the highest average rating of alumni. The top five are pretty standard. The highest average rating belonged to Yale:

1. Yale Law School: 7.6

2. Stanford Law School: 7.5

3. Harvard Law School: 7.4

4. University of Chicago Law School: 7.4

5. Columbia Law School: 7.4

Sorry NYU Law alumni. Your average rating was only 7.34.

It’s somewhat surprising that Yale rated so highly. So many people complain that Yale students aren’t very good at legal practice, despite their theoretical strengths.

Still, it’s Yale, so we’re talking “mild surprise” as opposed to “galloping shock.”

Anyway, unlike so many rankings, Avvo also released the figures of the five worst law schools in terms of the ratings of their alumni.

See the worst, after the jump.

Long live elitism mixed with unscientific facts. What would our profession be without it?

1. Florida Coastal School of Law: 6.0

2. Chapman School of Law: 6.1

3. Lincoln Law School: 6.2

4. Michigan State College of Law: 6.2

5. Texas Wesleyan School of Law: 6.2

I took the liberty of looking up some other schools that are fan favorites here on ATL:

Penn: 7.23
UPenn State: 6.54
Michigan: 7.25
Hofstra: 6.54
Loyola: 6.70
Brooklyn: 6.65

Fun, fun, fun. To see additional schools, check out Avvo.

New Law School Rating, Same Refrain: Yale Wins [ABA Journal]
Law School Rankings: How Does Your School Stack Up? [Avvo]

Earlier: Princeton Review Ranks Law Schools Too

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