Seton Hall School of Law held its place, and Rutgers Law School slipped down a bit, though while maintaining the same overall score.
March 21, 2019 at 05:46 PM
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Seton Hall School of Law held its place, while Rutgers Law School slipped down a bit—though it maintained the same overall score—in U.S. News & World Report’s recently released ranking of law schools.
Seton Hall Unversity School of Law in Newark / Photo by David Gialanella
Seton Hall Law is tied with two other schools at No. 59, with an overall score of 50, in the rankings, released March 12. It occupied the same spot last year, though with a lower overall score (48).
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