“The results aren't that different from the rankings last year,” noted law school consultant Mike Spivey in a blog post about his rankings projections, which assigned each law school a median score based on the outcomes of 15 different rankings scenarios. But some larger shifts outside the elite schools are likely, according to several. Most predictions expect the so-called “T-14” top 14 schools to remain relatively unchanged. News’ updated, still-undisclosed methodology. With many would-be law students still deciding where to attend, several rankings watchers have created their own projections for the upcoming list based on their best guesses about U.S. Law schools often attempt to determine where they will land before the rankings are released, but this year's predictions come amid a methodology overhaul and a historically late rankings publication schedule-weeks after student deposits are due at many top schools. News & World Report rankings officially come out on April 18, but that hasn’t stopped pundits from trying to predict how things will shake out during this highly unpredictable ranking cycle. March 29 (Reuters) - The freshly revamped U.S.

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