Texas A&M School of Law
Less than four years after it took over from Texas Wesleyan University, Texas A&M University is now one of the top 100 law schools in the country, according to U.S. News and World Report.
The Texas A&M University School of Law, which was formerly associated with Texas Wesleyan University, climbed to 92 in the 2018 graduate school rankings. That’s up from 111 last year. The school wasn’t even ranked in 2014.
The distinction of being in the top 100 is somewhat arbitrary, but undoubtedly important to how the school is perceived. Texas now has five schools in the top 100. The University of Texas at Austin is considered the best, with a ranking of 14.
Check out other notable rankings below:
Law school:
14. UT-Austin
46: Southern Methodist University
51: Baylor University
54. University of Houston
92. A&M
Business:
17. UT-Austin (Also ranked No. 1 specifically in accounting.)
29. Rice University
38 (tie). A&M
38 (tie). University of Texas at Dallas
52. SMU
65. Baylor
Education:
11. UT-Austin
38. A&M
89. Baylor
93. UH
Engineering:
9. UT-Austin
11. A&M
29. Rice
63. UT-Dallas
73. UH
73. University of Texas at Arlington
94. Texas Tech University
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This article originally appeared in The Texas Tribune at https://www.texastribune.org/2017/03/14/texas-m-law-school-cracks-top-100/.
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