At one time, the rankings provided a valuable service to prospective law students because the company collected and disseminated information that wasn’t otherwise available elsewhere, but the American Bar Association has been collecting far more data and it is available for free, St. John Law Dean Michael A. Simons said in a letter to prospective students.
January 06, 2023 at 02:13 PM
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U.S. News & World Report announced methodology changes on Monday, but two days later, St. John’s University School of Law announced that it will no longer participate in the rankings.
St. John’s Law is tied at No. 84 and is the 22nd school to pull out of the rankings in less than two months—the first to do so since U.S. News sent letters to law school deans and prospective law students on Monday promising changes in response to the law schools’ boycott.
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