Princeton Review Ranks UC Davis Law No. 3 in Faculty Diversity, No. 4 in Resources for Women

The Princeton Review has ranked UC Davis School of Law No. 3 in the nation for “most diverse faculty” and No. 4 in “greatest resources for women.”

The rankings appear in the Review’s just-released “Best Law Schools, 2024” rankings, which are based on a combination of institutional and student survey data, with factors including career outcomes, admissions selectivity and academic rigor considered.

The Review does not directly assign overall rankings to the 168 law schools included in “Best Law Schools.” But Pepperdine Caruso School of Law Dean Paul L. Caron, on his TaxProf Blog, highlighted the top 50 schools in the five categories for which the Review provides individual law school data.

Caron’s rundown places UC Davis Law in the top 25 overall and top 20 for “academic experience.”