If you are exploring your options for law school, the diversity of the faculty might be one of your key considerations. The Princeton Review's latest rankings highlight the institutions that excel in fostering an inclusive environment, particularly through their diverse faculty members.

This year’s rankings are based on a combination of school-reported data on the percentage of faculty from underrepresented minority groups and feedback from student surveys. Students responded to questions regarding the diversity of the faculty, offering insights into the real-world experiences within these academic environments.

According to the Princeton Review, the top law schools with the most diverse faculty in 2025 include:

1. University of Hawaii at Manoa William S. Richardson School of Law (previously ranked #5) 2. University of Miami School of Law (up from #8 last year) 3. City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law (last year's top school) 4. Loyola University New Orleans College of Law (previously #2) 5. Florida International University College of Law (up from #7) 6. UC Davis School of Law (down from #3 last year) 7. Southern University Law Center (previously #4) 8. UCLA School of Law (new to the list this year) 9. University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law (previously #6) 10. UC Irvine School of Law (also new to the list)

These rankings not only reflect the ongoing efforts of these institutions to enhance diversity but also indicate the changing landscape of legal education, where inclusivity forms a vital part of the learning environment.

Did your prospective schools make the list? Whether they did or not, it’s crucial to consider how diversity at your chosen law school aligns with your educational and career goals. For those whose schools did not make the list, this might be a moment to engage in conversations about diversity and inclusion on campus.

For more detailed insights and to compare these results with other categories, you can visit the Princeton Review's official site. Their comprehensive rankings offer a deeper look into various aspects of law school operations, including overall student satisfaction and academic rigor.

Engage with us by sharing your thoughts on these rankings. Whether you agree with the assessments or have a different view, your feedback is valuable. Reach out through email or text to discuss more about diversity in law schools and how it impacts your educational choices.

References: - [Best Law Schools 2025 - Princeton Review](https://www.princetonreview.com/law-school-rankings?rankings=best-law-schools) - [Most Diverse Faculty 2025 - Princeton Review](https://www.princetonreview.com/law-school-rankings?rankings=most-diverse-faculty)