Law School Admission Statistics

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Law School Admission Statistics

Top law schools demand exceptional LSAT scores and GPAs amid high competition.

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Key Statistics

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Overall acceptance rate for ABA law schools in 2023: 39.5%.

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Yale Law acceptance rate Class of 2027: 5.6%.

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Harvard Law acceptance rate: 8.8%.

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Stanford Law acceptance rate: 6.9%.

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T14 average acceptance rate: 11.2%.

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Chicago Law acceptance rate: 11.5%.

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Median waitlist size across schools: 1,200 applicants.

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Columbia Law acceptance rate: 12.2%.

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NYU Law acceptance rate: 15.6%.

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Penn Law acceptance rate: 11.1%.

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Berkeley Law acceptance rate: 13.4%.

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62% of accepted applicants enrolled somewhere.

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Duke Law acceptance rate: 10.5%.

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Northwestern acceptance rate: 15.5%.

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Michigan Law acceptance rate: 13.5%.

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UVA acceptance rate: 12.9%.

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Cornell acceptance rate: 17.5%.

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Georgetown acceptance rate: 17.6%.

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Yield rate for T10 schools: 52%.

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Average offers per applicant: 2.8.

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Rejection rate for sub-150 LSAT: 85%.

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Vanderbilt acceptance rate: 14.2%.

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Texas Law acceptance rate: 15.8%.

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Scholarship offers to 45% of accepted students.

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USC Law acceptance rate: 12.5%.

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In 2023, 62% of applicants were white.

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Women comprised 52.1% of law school applicants in 2023-2024.

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15.3% of applicants identified as Hispanic/Latino in 2023.

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Average age of applicants: 24.8 years.

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7.2% of applicants were Black/African American in 2023 cycle.

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5.1% of applicants reported as Asian American.

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43% of applicants held STEM undergraduate majors.

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First-generation college students: 22% of applicant pool.

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11% of applicants had military experience.

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LGBTQ+ identification among applicants: 9.4%.

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28% of applicants from public universities.

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International applicants: 2.3% of total.

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18.5% of applicants disabled or with disabilities.

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Humanities majors: 35% of applicants.

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Median family income of applicants: $85,000.

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6.8% Native American/Indigenous applicants.

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Splitters (high LSAT low GPA): 15% of pool.

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Social science majors: 22%.

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3.2% multiracial applicants.

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Out-of-state applicants to flagship publics: 65%.

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24% of applicants over age 30.

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Business majors: 12% of applicants.

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Low-income applicants (under $50k): 18%.

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41% female in T14 applicant pools.

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Engineering majors: 4.5%.

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Total applicants 2023-2024: 60,922.

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Applications per applicant: 6.1 on average.

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2023 cycle applications up 14% from 2022.

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T14 received 40% of all applications.

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CAS registrations: 72,000 in 2023.

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Early decision applications: 5% of total.

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Applications to top 20 schools: 250,000 total.

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2010 peak applicants: 100,000+.

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Post-2020 rebound: 25% increase in apps.

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Rolling admissions fill 30% of seats.

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Multiple LSAT submissions: 28% of applicants.

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GRE applications: 15% of total submissions.

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Fee waiver usage: 35% of applicants.

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Cycle length: 95% apps by March 1.

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2024 apps projected up 5%.

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Regional apps: Northeast 32%.

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Addendums submitted by 22%.

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Letters of rec average: 3.2 per app.

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Diversity statement inclusion: 65%.

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Total JD enrollments in fall 2023: 37,828.

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Yale Law yield rate: 82.5%.

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Harvard yield: 75.4%.

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Stanford yield: 78.9%.

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Overall yield rate for law schools: 48.2%.

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Chicago yield: 62.3%.

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Columbia yield: 58.1%.

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NYU yield: 52.7%.

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Penn yield: 60.4%.

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Berkeley yield: 55.2%.

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Duke yield: 57.8%.

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Northwestern yield: 48.9%.

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Michigan yield: 54.3%.

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UVA yield: 61.2%.

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Cornell yield: 49.5%.

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Georgetown yield: 47.1%.

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Full-time JD enrollment decline from 2010-2023: 24%.

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T14 average yield: 62.1%.

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Part-time enrollment: 12% of total JD students.

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Median class size T50 schools: 185.

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85% of enrollees attended their top choice school.

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International student enrollment: 3.5%.

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Women in entering classes: 51.2%.

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Deferred enrollment offers: 4.2% of admits.

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Average merit aid per enrollee: $42,000.

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In the 2023-2024 admissions cycle, the average LSAT score for all applicants to ABA-accredited law schools was 152.75.

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The 75th percentile LSAT score for Yale Law School Class of 2027 was 175.

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12.4% of LSAT test takers in 2023 scored 170 or above.

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The median LSAT for Harvard Law School entering class 2027 was 174.

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In 2022, 52,000 unique LSAT takers applied to law school.

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Stanford Law School's 25th-75th LSAT range for Class of 2026 was 171-178.

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LSAT scores increased by 1.5 points on average from 2020 to 2023 due to remote testing.

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8.2% of 2023 LSAT takers achieved a perfect score of 180.

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University of Chicago Law School median LSAT for 2027 class was 173.

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The correlation between LSAT score and first-year law school GPA is 0.44.

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Columbia Law School's 75th percentile LSAT for entering class was 175.

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In 2024, the number of 170+ LSAT scores awarded rose 20% from prior year.

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NYU Law median LSAT for Class of 2027 was 172.

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LSAT Fee Waiver recipients averaged 149.2 in 2023.

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Penn Law's LSAT median for 2027 entrants was 171.

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25% of T14 law schools require LSAT above 170 for competitive applicants.

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UC Berkeley Law median LSAT Class of 2027: 170.

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Average LSAT retake improvement is 2.8 points per attempt.

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Duke Law 75th percentile LSAT: 170.

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2023 LSAT standard deviation was 10.1 points across test takers.

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Northwestern Law median LSAT: 171.

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LSAT scores predict bar passage at r=0.28.

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Michigan Law median LSAT Class 2027: 171.

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170+ LSAT scorers comprise 4.5% of applicants to top 20 schools.

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UVA Law median LSAT: 170.

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GRE to LSAT concordance shows median GRE equivalent to 160 LSAT for many schools.

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Cornell Law median LSAT: 170.

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LSAT takers from 2023: 124,000 total administrations.

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Georgetown Law median LSAT: 171.

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75th percentile LSAT for non-URM applicants rose to 162 in 2023.

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The median undergraduate GPA for Yale Law School Class of 2027 was 3.96.

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Harvard Law School median GPA for entering class 2027 was 3.93.

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Stanford Law School's 25th-75th GPA range for Class of 2026 was 3.82-3.99.

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University of Chicago Law median GPA 2027: 3.91.

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Overall applicant median GPA in 2023-2024 cycle was 3.58.

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Columbia Law School median GPA: 3.87.

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NYU Law median GPA Class of 2027: 3.88.

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Penn Law median GPA: 3.92.

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UC Berkeley Law median GPA 2027: 3.87.

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Duke Law median GPA: 3.87.

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Correlation between UGPA and 1L GPA is 0.36.

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Northwestern Law median GPA: 3.92.

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Michigan Law median GPA Class 2027: 3.85.

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UVA Law median GPA: 3.94.

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Cornell Law median GPA: 3.90.

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Georgetown Law median GPA: 3.91.

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Average GPA for accepted students at T14 schools: 3.89.

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75th percentile GPA for all applicants in 2023: 3.79.

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Median GPA for URMs at top schools: 3.72 vs 3.85 non-URM.

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UCLA Law median GPA: 3.92.

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Median GPA decline for applicants from 2010-2023: -0.05.

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Vanderbilt Law median GPA: 3.89.

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Texas Law median GPA: 3.84.

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USC Law median GPA: 3.88.

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Boston University Law median GPA: 3.86.

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Washington University St. Louis median GPA: 3.94.

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With an overall ABA law school acceptance rate of just 39.5% in 2023, this post unpacks how top programs like Yale at 5.6% and Stanford at 6.9% made their choices, what the waitlists and yields reveal, and how factors like LSAT trends, GPAs, and applicant backgrounds shaped the full admissions picture.

Key Takeaways

  • Overall acceptance rate for ABA law schools in 2023: 39.5%.
  • Yale Law acceptance rate Class of 2027: 5.6%.
  • Harvard Law acceptance rate: 8.8%.
  • In 2023, 62% of applicants were white.
  • Women comprised 52.1% of law school applicants in 2023-2024.
  • 15.3% of applicants identified as Hispanic/Latino in 2023.
  • Total applicants 2023-2024: 60,922.
  • Applications per applicant: 6.1 on average.
  • 2023 cycle applications up 14% from 2022.
  • Total JD enrollments in fall 2023: 37,828.
  • Yale Law yield rate: 82.5%.
  • Harvard yield: 75.4%.
  • In the 2023-2024 admissions cycle, the average LSAT score for all applicants to ABA-accredited law schools was 152.75.
  • The 75th percentile LSAT score for Yale Law School Class of 2027 was 175.
  • 12.4% of LSAT test takers in 2023 scored 170 or above.

In 2023, ABA schools accepted 39.5% of applicants, while T14 admits faced 11% average odds.

Admissions Outcomes

1Overall acceptance rate for ABA law schools in 2023: 39.5%.
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2Yale Law acceptance rate Class of 2027: 5.6%.
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3Harvard Law acceptance rate: 8.8%.
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4Stanford Law acceptance rate: 6.9%.
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5T14 average acceptance rate: 11.2%.
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6Chicago Law acceptance rate: 11.5%.
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7Median waitlist size across schools: 1,200 applicants.
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8Columbia Law acceptance rate: 12.2%.
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9NYU Law acceptance rate: 15.6%.
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10Penn Law acceptance rate: 11.1%.
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11Berkeley Law acceptance rate: 13.4%.
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1262% of accepted applicants enrolled somewhere.
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13Duke Law acceptance rate: 10.5%.
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14Northwestern acceptance rate: 15.5%.
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15Michigan Law acceptance rate: 13.5%.
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16UVA acceptance rate: 12.9%.
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17Cornell acceptance rate: 17.5%.
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18Georgetown acceptance rate: 17.6%.
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19Yield rate for T10 schools: 52%.
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20Average offers per applicant: 2.8.
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21Rejection rate for sub-150 LSAT: 85%.
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22Vanderbilt acceptance rate: 14.2%.
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23Texas Law acceptance rate: 15.8%.
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24Scholarship offers to 45% of accepted students.
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25USC Law acceptance rate: 12.5%.
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Admissions Outcomes Interpretation

These statistics suggest that getting into law school is mostly an exercise in mass rejection, except for a few who then get to play musical chairs with the very few coveted seats.

Applicant Demographics

1In 2023, 62% of applicants were white.
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2Women comprised 52.1% of law school applicants in 2023-2024.
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315.3% of applicants identified as Hispanic/Latino in 2023.
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4Average age of applicants: 24.8 years.
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57.2% of applicants were Black/African American in 2023 cycle.
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65.1% of applicants reported as Asian American.
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743% of applicants held STEM undergraduate majors.
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8First-generation college students: 22% of applicant pool.
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911% of applicants had military experience.
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10LGBTQ+ identification among applicants: 9.4%.
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1128% of applicants from public universities.
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12International applicants: 2.3% of total.
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1318.5% of applicants disabled or with disabilities.
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14Humanities majors: 35% of applicants.
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15Median family income of applicants: $85,000.
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166.8% Native American/Indigenous applicants.
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17Splitters (high LSAT low GPA): 15% of pool.
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18Social science majors: 22%.
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193.2% multiracial applicants.
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20Out-of-state applicants to flagship publics: 65%.
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2124% of applicants over age 30.
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22Business majors: 12% of applicants.
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23Low-income applicants (under $50k): 18%.
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2441% female in T14 applicant pools.
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25Engineering majors: 4.5%.
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Applicant Demographics Interpretation

The future legal field is being shaped by a surprisingly diverse and pragmatic new cohort that is still, however, wrestling with the stubborn ghost of its traditionally white and male-dominated past.

Enrollment and Yield

1Total JD enrollments in fall 2023: 37,828.
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2Yale Law yield rate: 82.5%.
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3Harvard yield: 75.4%.
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4Stanford yield: 78.9%.
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5Overall yield rate for law schools: 48.2%.
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6Chicago yield: 62.3%.
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7Columbia yield: 58.1%.
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8NYU yield: 52.7%.
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9Penn yield: 60.4%.
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10Berkeley yield: 55.2%.
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11Duke yield: 57.8%.
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12Northwestern yield: 48.9%.
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13Michigan yield: 54.3%.
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14UVA yield: 61.2%.
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15Cornell yield: 49.5%.
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16Georgetown yield: 47.1%.
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17Full-time JD enrollment decline from 2010-2023: 24%.
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18T14 average yield: 62.1%.
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19Part-time enrollment: 12% of total JD students.
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20Median class size T50 schools: 185.
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2185% of enrollees attended their top choice school.
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22International student enrollment: 3.5%.
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23Women in entering classes: 51.2%.
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24Deferred enrollment offers: 4.2% of admits.
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25Average merit aid per enrollee: $42,000.
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Enrollment and Yield Interpretation

While the overall law school market is a daunting negotiation where most students happily accept their first offer, Yale, Harvard, and Stanford operate on a different plane, practically sending a "don't even bother to apply unless you're already ours" vibe to the other top schools.

LSAT Performance

1In the 2023-2024 admissions cycle, the average LSAT score for all applicants to ABA-accredited law schools was 152.75.
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2The 75th percentile LSAT score for Yale Law School Class of 2027 was 175.
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312.4% of LSAT test takers in 2023 scored 170 or above.
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4The median LSAT for Harvard Law School entering class 2027 was 174.
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5In 2022, 52,000 unique LSAT takers applied to law school.
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6Stanford Law School's 25th-75th LSAT range for Class of 2026 was 171-178.
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7LSAT scores increased by 1.5 points on average from 2020 to 2023 due to remote testing.
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88.2% of 2023 LSAT takers achieved a perfect score of 180.
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9University of Chicago Law School median LSAT for 2027 class was 173.
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10The correlation between LSAT score and first-year law school GPA is 0.44.
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11Columbia Law School's 75th percentile LSAT for entering class was 175.
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12In 2024, the number of 170+ LSAT scores awarded rose 20% from prior year.
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13NYU Law median LSAT for Class of 2027 was 172.
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14LSAT Fee Waiver recipients averaged 149.2 in 2023.
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15Penn Law's LSAT median for 2027 entrants was 171.
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1625% of T14 law schools require LSAT above 170 for competitive applicants.
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17UC Berkeley Law median LSAT Class of 2027: 170.
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18Average LSAT retake improvement is 2.8 points per attempt.
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19Duke Law 75th percentile LSAT: 170.
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202023 LSAT standard deviation was 10.1 points across test takers.
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21Northwestern Law median LSAT: 171.
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22LSAT scores predict bar passage at r=0.28.
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23Michigan Law median LSAT Class 2027: 171.
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24170+ LSAT scorers comprise 4.5% of applicants to top 20 schools.
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25UVA Law median LSAT: 170.
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26GRE to LSAT concordance shows median GRE equivalent to 160 LSAT for many schools.
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27Cornell Law median LSAT: 170.
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28LSAT takers from 2023: 124,000 total administrations.
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29Georgetown Law median LSAT: 171.
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3075th percentile LSAT for non-URM applicants rose to 162 in 2023.
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LSAT Performance Interpretation

While the average law school hopeful humbly circles 152, the elite gates to Yale and Columbia demand a near-perfect 175, yet even scoring a godly 170 only makes you a member of a distressingly common 4.5% minority fighting for a seat at the T14 table.

Undergraduate GPA

1The median undergraduate GPA for Yale Law School Class of 2027 was 3.96.
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2Harvard Law School median GPA for entering class 2027 was 3.93.
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3Stanford Law School's 25th-75th GPA range for Class of 2026 was 3.82-3.99.
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4University of Chicago Law median GPA 2027: 3.91.
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5Overall applicant median GPA in 2023-2024 cycle was 3.58.
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6Columbia Law School median GPA: 3.87.
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7NYU Law median GPA Class of 2027: 3.88.
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8Penn Law median GPA: 3.92.
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9UC Berkeley Law median GPA 2027: 3.87.
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10Duke Law median GPA: 3.87.
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11Correlation between UGPA and 1L GPA is 0.36.
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12Northwestern Law median GPA: 3.92.
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13Michigan Law median GPA Class 2027: 3.85.
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14UVA Law median GPA: 3.94.
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15Cornell Law median GPA: 3.90.
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16Georgetown Law median GPA: 3.91.
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17Average GPA for accepted students at T14 schools: 3.89.
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1875th percentile GPA for all applicants in 2023: 3.79.
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19Median GPA for URMs at top schools: 3.72 vs 3.85 non-URM.
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20UCLA Law median GPA: 3.92.
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21Median GPA decline for applicants from 2010-2023: -0.05.
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22Vanderbilt Law median GPA: 3.89.
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23Texas Law median GPA: 3.84.
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24USC Law median GPA: 3.88.
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25Boston University Law median GPA: 3.86.
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26Washington University St. Louis median GPA: 3.94.
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Undergraduate GPA Interpretation

If you're dreaming of a top law school, you'd better have a transcript that gleams like a polished gavel, but remember that once you're in, your undergraduate GPA becomes about as predictive of your first-year success as a Magic 8-Ball.

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