"Columbia University has reclaimed its position at the top of the rankings, achieving a remarkable 75.55% placement rate for its 2025 graduates in Am Law 200 firms."
"The rankings this year focus on the percentage of graduates who secured positions in the nation's top 200 law firms, showcasing the competitive landscape for entry-level legal employment."
"Despite some schools dropping out of other rankings, Berkeley and Georgetown have demonstrated strong employment outcomes, securing spots in the Top 10 Go-To Law Schools."
Law.com has published its annual ranking of law schools based on the percentage of 2025 graduates securing associate positions in the Am Law 200 firms. Columbia University tops the list with a placement rate of 75.55%. Other notable schools include Northwestern, Penn, and UVA, with rates ranging from 67.80% to 65.26%. The rankings reflect a strong job market for law graduates, despite some schools like USC Gould opting out of participation this year. Berkeley and Georgetown maintain their presence in the top tier despite changes in other rankings.
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