Princeton Review's Law School Rankings: Professors Interesting

With U.S. News & World Report set to release its new 2007 law school rankings on April 1, I want to return to a subject I previously blogged:  The Princeton Review's book, Best 159 Law Schools.  This week, I will focus on five of the quantitative rankings based on a survey of more than 15,000 students and statistics provided by law school administrators.

Professors Interesting Rating:  Based on law student opinion.  We asked law students to rate the quality of teaching at their law schools.

Here is the Princeton Review's ranking of the Top 26 law schools based on Professors Interesting (and their scores):

1.  Chicago	99
1.  Boston University.	99
3.  Loyola-L.A.	98
3.  Washington & Lee	98
5.  Kentucky	97
5.  Ave Maria	97
7.  Notre Dame	96
7.  Chapman	96
9.  Wake Forest	95
9.  Emory	95
11. Virginia	94
11. Regent	94
13. Stanford	93
13. University of St. Thomas	93
15. Boston College	92
15. Samford	92
17. BYU	91
17. SMU	91
19. Georgetown	90
19. Tennessee	90
19. Arizona	90
19. Vanderbilt	90
19. William & Mary	90
19. New Mexico	90
19. Florida International	90
19. Univ. of D.C.	90

Monday:  Princeton's Review's Law School Ranking:  Academic Experience