Cambridge University tops UK law school rankings

The Guardian’s annual rankings for British law faculties have put Cambridge University at the top of the list with a score of 100/100 pushing Oxford into second place with a score of 97.1. The top five is rounded out by London schools: UCL (91.3), Queen Mary (90.3) and the LSE (86.7). RollOnFriday points out that all top five universities will charge fees of £9,000 next year., compared with £7,800 - £8,500 per year for schools at the bottom of the rankings. At either end of the scale, students are still paying through the nose.

Cambridge University tops UK law school rankings rollonfriday.com Thu, May 26, 2011