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Law.uchicago.edu

Recommended by ChatGPT across 74 prompt topics people ask about
140
ESTIMATED
ChatGPT referrals / mo
Prompt topics
74
Monthly ChatGPT prompts
52K
Est. value / mo
$767
Avg rank
8.81
These aren't logged prompts (ChatGPT doesn't share those). They're the commercial topics people ask ChatGPT to recommend products for, sized from real search demand and verified by running each one through ChatGPT. How we estimate this.

Prompts where ChatGPT recommends Law.uchicago.edu

Each topic written the way a person would ask it. Estimated visits = this site's share of that prompt's demand.

What are the best graduate law schools? rank 4 1 /mo What are the best law universities? rank 8 1 /mo What are the best pre-law programs? rank 5 1 /mo What are the best US law schools? rank 11 1 /mo What's the best art law program? rank 11 0 /mo What are the best colleges for corporate law? rank 4 0 /mo What are the best colleges for law and criminal justice? rank 13 0 /mo What are the best colleges for law degrees? rank 14 0 /mo What are the best colleges for law majors? rank 13 0 /mo What are the best colleges to study law? rank 6 0 /mo What are the best colleges for law school? rank 5 0 /mo What are the best corporate law programs? rank 6 0 /mo What are the best corporate law schools? rank 6 0 /mo What's the best criminal law school? rank 5 0 /mo What's the best criminal law programs? rank 14 0 /mo What are the best criminal law schools? rank 16 0 /mo What are the best criminal law universities? rank 4 0 /mo What's the best education law program? rank 11 0 /mo What are the best educational law programs? rank 8 0 /mo What are the best energy law programs? rank 15 0 /mo What are the best energy law schools? rank 6 0 /mo Which environmental law program is best? rank 7 0 /mo

Different ways people phrase this prompt. We merge them into one category, and the full ranking covers them all.

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    Proof: a real ChatGPT answer

    One of the 5 runs for What are the best schools of law?, verbatim.

    ChatGPT:
    1. law.columbia.edu
    2. law.harvard.edu
    3. law.stanford.edu
    4. law.yale.edu
    5. law.berkeley.edu
    6. law.duke.edu
    7. law.uchicago.edu ← this site
    8. law.nyu.edu

    Where Law.uchicago.edu ranks

    How often ChatGPT places this site at each position across its prompt topics.

    #5
    most common spot
    1%
    of the time in the top 3
    #1
    0
    #2
    1
    #3
    0
    #4
    5
    #5
    11
    #6
    8
    #7
    9
    #8
    10
    #9
    4
    #10
    4
    #11
    6
    #12
    1
    #13
    4
    #14
    3
    #15
    2
    #16
    2
    #17
    1
    #18
    1
    #19
    1
    #20
    1

    Who else ChatGPT recommends

    Sites that come up for the same prompts as Law.uchicago.edu, ranked by how many topics they share.

    law.stanford.edu
    74 shared
    law.harvard.edu
    73 shared
    law.columbia.edu
    72 shared
    law.duke.edu
    71 shared
    law.yale.edu
    70 shared
    law.berkeley.edu
    69 shared
    law.nyu.edu
    65 shared
    law.upenn.edu
    52 shared
    law.georgetown.edu
    52 shared
    law.utexas.edu
    49 shared
    law.ucla.edu
    45 shared
    law.cornell.edu
    42 shared
    lsac.org
    32 shared
    nyu.edu
    24 shared
    harvard.edu
    21 shared
    columbia.edu
    20 shared
    law.northwestern.edu
    20 shared
    usnews.com
    19 shared
    law.vanderbilt.edu
    18 shared
    stanford.edu
    18 shared
    How is this estimated?

    ChatGPT doesn't publish prompt data. We measure real demand for each commercial topic from Google search volume, scale it to ChatGPT's user base (about 1 ChatGPT user for every 8 Google searchers), and run each topic through ChatGPT 5 times to record which sites it recommends and in what order. A click-through-by-rank curve splits each topic's demand across the recommended sites. Every figure is a modeled estimate, not measured analytics. Full methodology →