The book was put together by analyzing data from surveys of 18,500 students at what Princeton Review administrators consider the best ABA-accredited law programs in the country. The 80-question survey asked students to rate their schools on several topics and report on their experiences at them.
The Princeton Review does not rank the schools hierarchically.
"Each school in our books offer outstanding academics: no single law school is 'best' overall," said Robert Franek, SVP/Publisher for The Princeton Review. "We publish rankings in several categories and detailed profiles of the schools to give applicants the broader information they need to determine which school will be best for them."
