Rankings and Reputation
Washington and Lee University School of Law ranked 26th out of 194 nationally in the 2014 U.S. News and World Report ranking of America's law schools. The School of Law ranked 18th on the 2012 U.S. News' ranking of law schools by recruiters from the top national law firms and 12th on the 2014 U.S News ranking of law schools that send the most students to clerk for a United States federal judge. Brian Leiter ranked W&L Law's endowment-per-student as 14th in the country, at $214,000 per student, when adjusted for cost-of-living. National Jurist ranked W&L Law 15th in its list of best law schools for standard of living and 18th in its ranking of the best law libraries. The National Law Journal ranked W&L Law 34th in its 2013 "Go-To Law Schools" list of law schools that send the highest percentage of students to the 250 largest law firms in the United States. The 2013 edition of On Being a Black Lawyer: The Black Student's Guide to Law Schools, ranked W&L Law 25th in its rankings of the best law schools for black law students. In 2013, National Jurist named W&L's law faculty as the 10th most influential in legal education.
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