The National Jurist's preLaw Magazine recently released its ranking of the best law buildings, highlighting not just the way the schools look, but the way they support how students study, collaborate, and train for their future careers.
Taking the cake for London's best uni was the London School of Economics (LSE), coming in fourth place in the national ranking. LSE was scored 93.8 out of 100 overall by the Guardian. It scored 89.4 for teaching satisfaction, and 76.2 for feedback satisfaction. Ninety three percent of graduates were in full-time work within 15 months of graduating from LSE.
Many students who have transfer experiences are not counted in transfer statistics, dual enrollees among them, which emphasizes the importance of understanding their unique perspectives.