Students Praise School of Law in Princeton Review's 170 Best Law Schools
Posted on: Tuesday, December 12, 2006
The Princeton Review Surveys the entire student body at participating law schools each fall to gauge student satisfaction with their law school program. In its survey of Roger Williams University School of Law, Princeton Review found a school where:
"a decidedly optimistic spirit
permeates the atmosphere";
"students
applaud the cooperative spirit, school
pride, and dedication to excellence
demonstrated by the entire community";
"the local
judiciary including the Chief Justice of
the Rhode Island Supreme Court and legal
community are highly involved ...and
frequently attend functions..";
"the diverse
backgrounds that the professors bring, the
different teaching skills, and the
rigorous expectations... will lead it to
great dimensions";
"the smaller size and availability
of the faculty allow for great communication
and interactions outside the classroom".
Please
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here to see the full review of Roger
Williams University School of Law from The
Best 170 Law Schools.
