2020 Princeton Review Law School Rankings: Academic Experience

I previously blogged the lists of the Top 10 law schools in fourteen categories in the 2020 edition of the Princeton Review's Best Law Schools. In a series of posts this week, I will highlight the Top 50 schools in the five categories for which the Princeton Review provides individual law school data:

• Admissions Selectivity
• Academic Experience
• Professors: Teaching
• Professors: Accessibility
• Career Rating

Academic Experience:  This rating measures the quality of the school's learning environment on a scale of 60 to 99. Factors taken into consideration include the Admissions Selectivity Rating, as well as how students rate each of the following: the quality of teaching and the accessibility of their professors, the research resources at their school, the range of available courses, the balance of curricular emphasis on legal theory and practical lawyering, the tolerance for diverse opinions in the classroom, and the degree of intellectual challenge that the coursework presents.

	Law School	Academics
1	Virginia	99
2	Stanford	98
3	Chicago	96
	Duke	96
	Georgia	96
	Kentucky	96
	Oregon	96
8	Georgetown	95
	Michigan	95
	Northwestern	95
	Notre Dame	95
	Washington & Lee	95
13	Alabama	94
	Boston College	94
	Boston U.	94
	Florida State	94
	Harvard	94
	Loyola-L.A.	94
	Texas	94
	UCLA	94
21	Columbia	93
	Cornell	93
	Florida Int'l	93
	Georgia State	93
	NYU	93
	Oklahoma	93
	Pepperdine	93
	UC-Berkeley	93
	UC-Davis	93
	Vanderbilt	93
	Washington U.	93
	William & Mary	93
33	Arizona State	92
	Memphis	92
	Michigan State	92
	North Carolina	92
	Pennsylvania	92
	Regent	92
	Richmond	92
	SMU	92
	USC	92
	Utah	92
43	Baylor	91
	BYU	91
	Chapman	91
	Charleston	91
	Colorado	91
	Connecticut	91
	CUNY	91
	Emory	91
	Florida	91
	Fordham	91
	Minnesota	91
	New Hampshire	91
	Ohio Northern	91
	Ohio State	91
	Pittsburgh	91
	Rutgers	91
	Samford	91
	San Diego	91
	St. John's	91
	Temple	91
	Tennessee	91
	Texas Tech	91
	UC-Hastings	91
	Wake Forest	91