UPDATE IN BOLD U.S. News & World Report on Friday said it will delay the release of its graduate school rankings—including its closely watched annual list of best law schools—by one week.
Rankings have been upended by a growing boycottApril 14 - U.S. News & World Report on Friday said it will delay the release of its graduate school rankings—including its closely watched annual list of best law schools—by one week.
The list had been slated to publish on April 18 but will now come out on April 25, U.S. News said in a statement. “This year, we received an unprecedented number of inquiries from schools and are devoting additional time to comprehensively address these inquiries,” the statement said. The company did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The delay comes as U.S. News is under unprecedented pressure from law schools, medical schools and undergraduate colleges that have said they will no longer provide it with data for the rankings. Nearly a quarter of law schools this year declined to provide U.S. News with any internal data for its rankings, including 12 of the top 14 schools, which said the publication's methodology
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