2020 Princeton Review Law School Rankings: Professors (Teaching And Accessibility)

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. Last week, I highlighted 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

Here are the Top 50 law school professor rankings, giving equal weight (50%) to the Professors: Teaching and Professors: Accessibility rankings:

	Law School	Profs: Teaching	Profs: Accessibility	Average
1	Virginia	99	98	98.5
2	Alabama	97	98	97.5
	Chicago	98	97	97.5
	Duke	98	97	97.5
	Pepperdine	96	99	97.5
	Stanford	98	97	97.5
	Washington & Lee	97	98	97.5
8	Charleston	96	98	97.0
	Notre Dame	97	97	97.0
	Regent	97	97	97.0
	Vanderbilt	97	97	97.0
12	Boston College	96	97	96.5
	Florida State	96	97	96.5
	Georgia	97	96	96.5
	Roger Williams	96	97	96.5
	Samford	96	97	96.5
17	Boston U.	96	96	96.0
	Florida Int'l	95	97	96.0
	Loyola-L.A.	96	96	96.0
	LSU	95	97	96.0
	Oklahoma	96	96	96.0
	St. Thomas (FL)	95	97	96.0
	Texas Tech	94	98	96.0
	Wake Forest	95	97	96.0
	William & Mary	95	97	96.0
26	Creighton	94	97	95.5
	Faulkner	95	96	95.5
	Michigan	96	95	95.5
	North Carolina	96	95	95.5
	Northwestern	96	95	95.5
	Ohio Northern	95	96	95.5
	Richmond	95	96	95.5
	SMU	95	96	95.5
	St. Thomas (MN)	95	96	95.5
	Toledo	94	97	95.5
	UC-Davis	95	96	95.5
	UCLA	96	95	95.5
	Utah	95	96	95.5
	Washington U.	95	96	95.5
40	Arizona State	95	95	95.0
	Baylor	96	94	95.0
	Cornell	96	94	95.0
	Georgia State	96	94	95.0
	Iowa	95	95	95.0
	Loyola-NO	95	95	95.0
	Memphis	94	96	95.0
	Mississippi	95	95	95.0
	New England	95	95	95.0
	Rutgers	95	95	95.0
	San Francisco	95	95	95.0
	Southern Illinois	93	97	95.0
	Texas	95	95	95.0
	Touro	94	96	95.0
	Vermont	94	96	95.0
	Widener (PA)	94	96	95.0