Graduating law students march into commencement at Columbia Law graduation in May 2018. Photo by David Handschuh
Columbia Law School tops the Go-To Law Schools list for the sixth straight year, sending a higher percentage of 2018 graduates to Big Law than any other campus. Meanwhile, the University of Pennsylvania Law School moved up to the No. 2 slot.
March 07, 2019 at 07:00 PM
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Columbia Law School remains at the top of the Big Law heap.
The New York institution sent a higher percentage of 2018 graduates into associate positions at large firms than any other law school, landing it in the No. 1 spot on Law.com’s Go-To Law Schools ranking for the sixth straight year and cementing its well-established reputation as a key Big Law feeder.
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