Regent University School of Law is one of 165 outstanding law schools ranked on Princeton Review's Best Law Schools 2019 list! Law school profiles were posted today at https://www.princetonreview.com/best-law-schools. Regent Law Library received high praise from students as well: "[A] number of people speak highly of Regent’s research librarians who 'are abundantly helpful and patient with even the most complex research questions/assistance needs.' Aside from great librarians, students also have 'access to a variety of research databases, including Lexis and Westlaw, and representatives of these companies are frequently invited to assist the students on proper legal research.' As if that wasn’t enough, students report that the law library itself is an 'exceptional...study space.'"
The legal research and writing program received stellar reviews: "Beyond a Christ-centered education, we’re told that Regent’s 'research and writing courses...are amazing.' And while they are 'very intense,' they do 'result in great writers' and students 'ready for real world situations.'" The Law School got top ratings for Academic Experience, Professors Interesting, and Professors Accessible.
All these ratings and comments are a tremendous blessing, and we at the Law Library are as thrilled as we can be that students consider us a part of it! Thank you all for taking the time to complete the Princeton Review survey! You can view the entire profile at the link above by logging in as schooluser@review.com. The password is schooluser. Please like us on Facebook (@RULawLibrary), where you can provide feedback at any time.
