The University of Southern California is in a great location for aspiring music or entertainment lawyers. California is the home of Los Angeles, one of the nation's entertainment meccas. The school offers about a dozen courses focusing on entertainment law specifically, while offering the standard subset of general law courses to flesh out your degree. USC routinely ranks in the top 25 of national law schools and, given its location, it should be high on your list of places to apply.
The University of Los Angeles Law School, like USC, is located in a great place to make entertainment industry connections. Studying entertainment law in LA, at a nationally renowned law school, is a great way to put your career on the fast track to success. With about 16 dedicated entertainment law classes and a full array of general law studies, some of the best law professors and relatively low tuition (especially for California residents), UCLA Law is another viable contender for your application.
New York University, or NYU, is consistently ranked in the top 10 national ranking of law schools. Like California, New York is a mecca for the entertainment industry. New York also happens to be home to some of the largest and most successful law firms in the world. NYU offers about 15 courses on entertainment law specifically and is a great choice for students who want to make it big in the Big Apple.
Columbia University, a member of the famous Ivy League, is a great choice for college sports fans. Studying law at this top tier university can be a life changing event. The school is old and well respected, which also means it is well connected, and it has a world class intellectual property program, a major subset of entertainment law. Consider Columbia very seriously if you want to pursue intellectual property or entertainment law in general.