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University of Oregon School of Law 2,315,690 Brigham Young Rank Law School Score 1 University of Oregon School of Law 2,315,690 2 Brigham Young University School of Law 1,779,018 3 University of Illinois College of Law 1,333,703 4 DePaul University College of Law 976,055 5 University of Utah College of Law 842,671 6 Suffolk University Law School 700,616 St. Mary's University of San Antonio School 564,703 7 of Law 8 Northern Illinois University College of Law 537,518 9 University of Michigan Law School 500,086 10 College of William & Mary 431,510 LexisNexis Think Like A Lawyer Case Law Game Exampionship Leaderboard NOTE: Rankings are based on the cumulative Think Like A Lawyer Game scores for each school, which is a combination of the top scores of all students from each school. Page 1 of 5 11 Charlotte School of Law 404,331 12 University of Nevada Las Vegas - William S. Boyd School of Law 356,763 13 Lewis and Clark Law School 342,146 14 Gonzaga University School of Law 300,753 15 University of Houston Law Center 297,125 16 South Texas College of Law 293,509 17 University of South Carolina Law Center 284,762 18 Howard University School of Law 278,628 19 Michigan State University School of Law 266,731 20 Washington University School of Law 243,097 21 Willamette University College of Law 239,586 22 Texas Southern University 223,523 23 Tulane University Law School 200,823 24 Barry University School of Law 200,428 25 St. Thomas University School of Law 193,744 26 University of Miami School of Law 191,251 27 University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law 187,862 28 Northeastern University School of Law 183,707 29 Seattle University School of Law 171,098 30 Southern Illinois University School of Law 159,673 31 Nova Southeastern University - Shepard Broad Law Center 157,420 32 University of Missouri at Columbia School of Law 157,271 33 University Of Florida - Levin College of Law 155,337 34 New York Law School 153,519 35 University of Denver Sturm College of Law 152,537 36 University of Kansas School of Law 151,360 37 Stetson University College of Law 147,378 38 Georgetown University Law Center 144,403 39 Creighton University School of Law 139,331 40 Loyola University (New Orleans) School of Law 134,580 41 Stanford Law School 125,134 42 Elon University School of Law 118,424 43 American University 117,200 44 Baylor University School of Law 115,673 45 Texas A&M University School of Law 115,421 46 George Washington University Law School 112,692 47 University of Maine School of Law 112,417 48 Ave Maria School of Law 109,265 49 California Western School of Law 108,687 50 Louisiana State University 103,838 51 Capital University 101,850 52 Case Western Reserve University 101,034 53 University of St. Thomas School of Law - Minneapolis 98,081 54 Duke University School of Law 96,584 55 Ohio State University College of Law 94,884 56 University of San Diego School of Law 92,141 57 Roger Williams University School of Law 90,527 58 Harvard Law School 89,819 59 Boston College Law School 89,226 60 University of Wyoming College of Law 87,948 61 University of Richmond - TC Williams School of Law 85,333 62 Albany Law School 83,867 63 University of Detroit Mercy School of Law 81,557 64 Pace University School of Law 81,414 65 Western New England University School of Law 81,261 66 University of Tulsa College of Law 80,943 LexisNexis Think Like A Lawyer Case Law Game Exampionship Leaderboard NOTE: Rankings are based on the cumulative Think Like A Lawyer Game scores for each school, which is a combination of the top scores of all students from each school. Page 2 of 5 67 Florida Coastal School of Law 78,698 68 University of San Francisco School of Law 75,791 69 University of Minnesota Law School 74,945 70 New England Law (Boston) 72,764 71 Penn State Dickinson School of Law (Main Campus) 71,431 72 Hofstra University Law School 70,738 73 University of New Hampshire School of Law 68,743 74 Texas Tech University School of Law 68,664 75 Cumberland School of Law 67,872 76 Indiana University School of Law - Bloomington 66,983 77 McGeorge School of Law 63,505 78 Golden Gate University School of Law 63,475 79 University of Toledo College of Law 63,272 80 University of Nebraska College of Law 61,025 81 University of Arkansas at Little Rock - William H. Bowen School of Law 59,656 82 University Of California Hastings College of Law 56,503 83 Santa Clara University School of Law 56,240 84 Mississippi University Of 56,157 85 Wake Forest University School of Law 55,766 86 John Marshall Law School - Chicago 55,548 87 John Marshall Law School - Atlanta 55,155 88 Florida International University School of Law 54,421 89 New York University School of Law 53,450 90 Thomas Jefferson School of Law 52,176 91 Quinnipiac University School of Law 51,851 92 Northwestern University School of Law 51,210 93 Rutgers School of Law - Newark 51,202 94 University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) School of Law 50,445 95 University of the District of Columbia School of Law 50,307 96 University of Akron School of Law 49,660 97 Appalachian School of Law 49,514 98 University of Pittsburgh School of Law 48,906 99 Western State University College of Law 48,789 100 University of Iowa College of Law 48,284 101 William Mitchell College of Law 46,527 102 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law 45,751 103 University of Hawaii - William S. Richardson School of Law 43,648 104 University of Dayton School of Law 43,192 105 University of Wisconsin Law School 41,715 106 Yale Law School 41,094 107 University of South Dakota School of Law 40,610 108 West Virginia University College of Law 40,457 109 Campbell University 39,403 110 University of Cincinnati College of Law 38,183 111 Oklahoma City University School of Law 38,001 112 Interamerican University Law School 37,834 113 Pontificia Unvisersidad Catolica De 37,010 114 Thomas Cooley Law School 36,549 115 Wayne State University Law School 36,311 116 University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law 35,762 117 University of Connecticut School of Law 33,416 118 Drake University Law School 33,308 119 University of Texas School of Law 31,892 120 Marquette University Law School 31,447 121 Loyola University (Chicago) School of Law 31,258 LexisNexis Think Like A Lawyer Case Law Game Exampionship Leaderboard NOTE: Rankings are based on the cumulative Think Like A Lawyer Game scores for each school, which is a combination of the top scores of all students from each school. Page 3 of 5 122 University of Baltimore School of Law 30,149 123 Vermont Law School 29,922 124 Fordham University School of Law 29,402 125 Widener University School of Law - Harrisburg 27,702 126 Penn State Dickinson School of Law (Carlisle Campus) 27,627 127 Florida A&M School of Law 27,033 128 Widener University School of Law - Delaware 26,707 129 University of Arizona - James E. Rogers College of Law 26,177 130 Regent University School of Law 25,837 131 Washburn University School of Law 25,492 132 Loyola Law School (Los Angeles) 24,452 133 Hamline University School of Law 24,197 134 University of Alabama School of Law 23,727 135 University of Colorado at Boulder School of Law 23,461 136 Valparaiso University School of Law 23,050 137 Faulkner University - Thomas Goode Jones School of Law 22,971 138 University of Georgia School of Law 22,812 139 Southern University Law Center 21,906 140 North Carolina Central University School of Law 21,738 141 Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis 21,676 142 Suny Buffalo Law School 21,355 143 Syracuse University College of Law 20,622 144 Vanderbilt University Law School 19,169 145 University of Washington School of Law 18,594 146 Washington and Lee University School of Law 17,815 147 Brooklyn Law School 17,307 148 University of Arkansas - Fayetteville 17,251 149 University of Maryland School of Law 17,212 150 Mississippi College School of Law 16,626 151 University of Montana School of Law 16,626 152 University of Chicago Law School 16,365 153 George Mason University School of Law 15,114 154 St. John's University Law School 14,913 155 Jones School of Law 14,866 156 Phoenix School of Law 14,786 157 University of Pennsylvania Law School 14,119 158 Chicago-Kent College of Law 13,910 159 Southwestern University School of Law 13,764 160 Boston University School of Law 13,581 161 University Of Massachusets School Of Law 13,418 162 University of Louisville - Louis D. Brandeis School of Law 13,117 163 Southern Methodist University School of Law 12,371 164 City University of New York School of Law 12,248 165 Cornell Law School 11,879 166 Drexel University College of Law 11,364 167 Ohio Northern University - Pettit College of Law 10,126 168 Saint Louis University School of Law 9,402 169 Rutgers School of Law - Camden 9,258 170 Whittier Law School 9,204 171 University of California Davis School of Law 8,041 172 Cleveland State University College of Law 7,854 173 University of Puerto Rico School of Law 7,537 174 University of New Mexico School of Law 6,912 175 Pepperdine University School of Law 6,508 176 Charleston School of Law 6,385 177 University of Southern California Law School 6,361 178 Emory University School of Law 5,580 179 University of Tennessee College of Law 5,173 LexisNexis Think Like A Lawyer Case Law Game Exampionship Leaderboard NOTE: Rankings are based on the cumulative Think Like A Lawyer Game scores for each school, which is a combination of the top scores of all students from each school.
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