The following is a compilation of Law School rankings from various sources.
| U.S. News (March 2012) | |
| Overall: | 12th |
| U.S. News Specialty Rankings: | |
| Trial Advocacy: | 8th |
| Clinical Training: | 12th |
| Tax Law: | 4th |
| Dispute Resolution: | 12th |
| International Law: | 17th |
| Princeton Review (October 2011) | |
| Best Career Prospects: | 1st (ranked 1st 5 of the last 7 yrs) |
| Toughest to Get Into: | 9th |
| Best Quality of Life: | 5th |
| Best Classroom Experience: | 5th |
| National Law Journal (March 2012) | |
| Percentage of Graduates Hired by NLJ 250 firms: | 2nd |
| Vault (March 2008) | |
| Top 25 Law Schools: | 9th |
| Brian Leiter Rankings (Updated in 2010) | |
| Top Law Faculties Based on Scholarly Impact (2010): | 8th |
| Total Supreme Court Clerks 2000-2008 terms: | 10th |
| Per Capita Supreme Court Clerkships: | 9th |
| Percentage of Federal Appellate Court Clerkships for 2008-09: | 5th |
| Student Quality (2009): | 8th |
| Per Capita Placement in Law Teaching 2003-2007: | 12th |
| Success Rate of Law School Graduates on the Teaching Market 2006-2008: | 6th |
| Top 15 Schools from Which the Most "Prestigious" Law Firms Hire New Lawyers (2008): |
9th |
| Top Producers of Law Teachers at the Leading Law Schools Since 1995: | 11th |
| Super Lawyers (November 2009) | |
| Number of "Super Lawyers": | 18th* (12th among the top 14 law schools as ranked by U.S. News) |
| Law School 100 (August 2009) | |
| America's Top Law Schools: | 7th |
| Judging the Law Schools (February 2011) | |
| Overall Ranking: | 7th |
* This initial ranking, based on a simple count of "Super Lawyers" from each law school does not take the size of a school into account. Naturally, as a result, these rankings correlate closely with student body enrollment. The result is much more positive when factoring in law school size. For example, in most cases, each "Super Lawyer" graduated from law school at least 10 years ago. When converting the results to a per-capita basis based on total law school enrollment in 1999, we rank 8th among the top 14 law schools, ahead of Columbia, Cornell, Duke, Georgetown, NYU, and Penn.