A maximum of 121 points could be obtained in the following categories:

LEGAL APPLICATION PASS RATE (max 10 points)

STAFF (up to 31 points), including:

• Student-to-staff ratio (up to 6 points)
• New hires relative to total academic staff (up to 1.5 points)
• Number of international faculty teaching law (up to 2 points)
• Research grants awarded (up to 3.5 points)
• Scientific publications per faculty member in book form (up to 4 points)
• Scientific publications per faculty member overall (up to 2 points)
• Scopus-indexed publications per faculty member (up to 2 points)
• Doctoral degrees in law and related fields earned by staff (up to 1 point)
• Postdoctoral qualifications held by faculty members (up to 3 points)
• Professorships held by faculty (up to 4 points)
• Faculty participation in national government, self-governing bodies, or professional associations (up to 2 points)

QUALITY AND CONDITIONS OF EDUCATION (up to 45.5 points), including:

• Ability to confer doctoral degrees (up to 5 points)
• Ability to confer postdoctoral (habilitation) degrees (up to 7 points)
• Availability of computer workstations equipped with LEX or similar legal software, per 100 law students (up to 3 points)
• Remote access to legal information systems (up to 1 point)
• Number of foreign language courses offered (up to 1 point)
• Presence of a law clinic (up to 2 points)
• Mandatory participation in the law clinic (up to 1 point)
• Presence of a foreign law program (up to 3 points)
• Operation of an alumni association (0.5 points)
• Operation of a career services office (0.5 points)
• Number of active associations, self-governing bodies, student organizations, and research clubs (up to 2 points)
• Distinctions and external awards received by the university, faculty, or students (up to 2.5 points)
• Number of national face-to-face and online conferences hosted by the faculty (up to 3 points)
• Number of international face-to-face and online conferences hosted by the faculty (up to 3.5 points)
• Number of postgraduate programs offered (up to 2 points)
• Agreements with domestic and international law universities (up to 1.5 points)
• Admission requirements for applicants (based on the number of admitted students with Olympic-level achievements, up to 2 points)
• Enrollment of international students in the faculty (up to 1 point)
• Number of ministerial scholarships awarded (up to 1 point)
• Additional scholarships awarded beyond statutory requirements (up to 1 point)
• Running a doctoral school in legal sciences (up to 1 point)
• Enrollment of doctoral students in the doctoral school (up to 1 point)

STUDENT REQUIREMENTS AND GRADUATE QUALITY (up to 34.5 points), including:

• Number of compulsory courses requiring examinations (up to 2.5 points)
• Requirement to pass a foreign language examination (up to 3.5 points)
• Total foreign language exams required (up to 1 point)
• Mandatory work placements in courts (up to 2 points)
• Opportunities for students to complete internships in other institutions (up to 1.5 points)
• Monitoring of graduates' career outcomes (up to 0.5 points)
• Current assessment by the Polish Accreditation Committee (up to 3 points)
• Current academic category held (up to 4 points)
• Option to study law in English (up to 1.5 points)
• Required lecture hours for examinations in:
• Civil Law (up to 0.25 points)
• Criminal Law (up to 0.25 points)
• Commercial Law (up to 0.25 points)
• Criminal Procedure (up to 0.25 points)
• Civil Procedure (up to 0.25 points)
• Administrative Procedure (up to 0.25 points)
• European Union Law (up to 0.25 points)
• Required practical training hours for exams in:
• Civil Law (up to 0.75 points)
• Criminal Law (up to 0.75 points)
• Commercial Law (up to 0.75 points)
• Criminal Procedure (up to 0.75 points)
• Civil Procedure (up to 0.75 points)
• Administrative Procedure (up to 0.75 points)
• European Union Law (up to 0.75 points)
• Graduate involvement in government bodies, local authorities, or professional associations (up to 2 points)
• Graduate career success (measured by employment rate and salary level after graduation, based on data from the National Monitoring System of Graduate Career Outcomes) (up to 6 points)