After the Class of 2022 ranked first in the nation for post-graduate employment, Texas A&M Law continues to produce strong outcomes for its students. After graduation, 48 members of the class of 2024 will join a large law firm or clerk for a federal judge. Two will clerk for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. In all, Texas A&M Law has placed 33 students in federal judicial clerkships in the past four years.
Topics: students, faculty and staff, rankings
You may have seen that U.S. News & World Report recently ranked Texas A&M Law 29th among law schools nationwide, placing us 2nd in Texas. A key factor contributing to the recent rise in ranking is employment outcomes for our graduates.
Topics: students, faculty and staff, rankings
In an unprecedented showing, Texas A&M University School of Law now ranks 29th nationally among law schools, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2023-2024 ranking of Best Graduate Schools, released today. The newest rankings build upon Texas A&M Law’s already meteoric rise – one of the fastest and furthest increases in U.S. News law school rankings history.
Topics: students, faculty and staff, rankings
TaxProf Blog recently posted a series that highlights the top 50 schools in five categories of the 2023 edition of Princeton Review's Best Law Schools.
Texas A&M Law ranks first or second in Texas and lands in the top tiers nationally across all categories.
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In just the past six years, Texas A&M Law has climbed up 53 places nationally — and from fifth in Texas to second. Meanwhile, enrollment has more than doubled since 2019 with a greater number of high-achieving students.
Topics: students, faculty and staff, rankings
TaxProf Blog recently posted a series that highlights the top 50 schools in five categories of the 2022 edition of Princeton Review's Best Law Schools.
Texas A&M Law tied for first or second in Texas and lands in the top tiers nationally across all five categories.
Topics: points of pride, rankings