Cornell Law — Best at Studying?

It is no secret that Cornell students are hard workers but in The Princeton Review’s 2008 Best 170 Law Schools book, that fact is numerically proven. Cornell’s Law School was ranked number one in most hours studied per day, with a reported average of 5.97 hours.

Paul Caron, law ’83, published this data on his blog after ranking all the data from the Princeton Review book.

“The data show that students at lower-ranked law schools study harder [a median 5.13 hours per day] than students at higher- ranked schools [a median 3.56 hours per day],” Caron wrote.