Law School Admissions Consultant: This Year's US News Rankings May Include Some Major Changes
U.S. News & World Report sent the embargoed version of its 2023 "Best Grad Schools" list to law schools a few weeks ahead of its official release and one admissions expert said there appears to be significant changes to the methodology that could result in increased "volatility in the rankings."
March 15, 2022 at 05:38 PM
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U.S. News & World Report sent the embargoed version of its 2023 "Best Grad Schools" list to law schools a few weeks ahead of its official release and one admissions expert said there appears to be significant changes to the methodology that could result in increased "volatility in the rankings."
Mike Spivey, of Spivey Consulting, wrote in a blog post on his website Tuesday, "[W]e can confirm that there have been changes to the methodology used to calculate schools' overall ranking" that are set to be released to the public March 29.
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