US News just published this year's law school rankings (part-time rankings).
For most people, the biggest change is that NYU was bumped out of the top 5.
Its replacement? University of Chicago.
Robert Morse, the man behind the rankings, explains his methodology (part-time methodology).
The US News site also has several interviews with various law school admission officers.
(Of course, I have a few interviews of my own, too.)
I linked to a few good rankings-related articles last year.
See them in Law School Rankings Released by US News.
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