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Top Law Schools for Federal Clerkships in 2025 Revealed

WHAT'S THE STORY?

What's Happening?

The Princeton Review has released its 2025 rankings of the best law schools for securing federal clerkships. The University of Chicago Law School tops the list, followed by Yale and Harvard. The rankings are based on the percentage of 2024 J.D. graduates employed in federal judicial clerkships. This list provides valuable insights for law students aiming for prestigious career paths within the judiciary.

Why It's Important?

Federal clerkships are highly coveted positions that can significantly impact a law graduate's career trajectory. These positions offer unique opportunities to work closely with judges and gain invaluable legal experience. The rankings highlight the competitive nature of securing such roles and underscore the importance of attending a top-ranked law school. For prospective law students, these rankings can influence their choice of law school and career planning.
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