“[W]e are troubled that U.S. News relies in part on unverified data reported by law schools that can significantly impact outcomes,” Northwestern Law Dean Hari Osofsky wrote. “This approach has implications for the accuracy and fairness of the rankings,” further pointing out that law schools can only gain access to specific data by paying U.S. News.
November 22, 2022 at 09:07 AM
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Northwestern Pritzker School of Law makes the eighth T14 to drop out of the U.S. News & World Report education rankings within the past week.
Hari Osofsky, dean and Myra and James Bradwell Professor of Law Professor of Environmental Law and Culture (Courtesy), posted a message to the Northwestern Law community late Monday afternoon saying that the school has decided not to participate in the U.S. News rankings because its approach does not align with our law school’s values.”
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