For the fifth year in a row, UCLA School of Law has been named one of the Top 10 Best Law Schools for Hispanics by Hispanic Business magazine. UCLA Law, which is committed to making a world-class legal education available to students of all backgrounds, has steadily risen in the publication’s rankings. The law school is ranked number six on this year’s listing and is featured for the school’s dedication to diversity on campus.
Hispanic Business magazine ranked the law schools according to various criteria, including enrollment, percentage of Hispanic faculty members and student services, such as recruitment and mentorship programs. Among UCLA School of Law’s many notable features is the law school’s Critical Race Studies Program, the only program of its kind in the country; the Chicana/o-Latina/o Law Review, which affords students the dual opportunity to work with scholarship pertinent to Hispanics and to amass valuable editing experience; and the Law Fellows Program, in which students have the opportunity to participate as mentors in the school’s academic outreach initiative.
Hispanic Business magazine ranked the law schools according to various criteria, including enrollment, percentage of Hispanic faculty members and student services, such as recruitment and mentorship programs. Among UCLA School of Law’s many notable features is the law school’s Critical Race Studies Program, the only program of its kind in the country; the Chicana/o-Latina/o Law Review, which affords students the dual opportunity to work with scholarship pertinent to Hispanics and to amass valuable editing experience; and the Law Fellows Program, in which students have the opportunity to participate as mentors in the school’s academic outreach initiative.
For more information on Hispanic Business magazine’s law school rankings, please click here. You can read the entire press release on the UCLA School of Law website.
