| USNWR Rank | Law School | Acceptance Rate | Median LSAT | Median GPA | Tuition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Yale Law School | 9.4% | 173 | 3.9 | $54,650 |
2 | Harvard Law School | 15.6% | 173 | 3.88 | $53,308 |
3 | Stanford Law School | 10.3% | 171 | 3.87 | $52,530 |
4 | Columbia University Law School | 21.3% | 171 | 3.7 | $57,838 |
4 | University of Chicago Law School | 19.6% | 170 | 3.9 | $53,361 |
6 | New York University School of Law | 31.4% | 170 | 3.72 | $54,678 |
7 | University of Pennsylvania Law School | 17.3% | 169 | 3.89 | $54,992 |
8 | University of Virginia School of Law | 16.8% | 169 | 3.87 | $47,900 |
9 | University of California, Berkeley School of Law | 17.8% | 167 | 3.78 | $48,058 |
10 | Duke University School of Law | 19% | 169 | 3.77 | $53,596 |
10 | University of Michigan Law School | 27% | 168 | 3.71 | $49,784 |
12 | Northwestern University School of Law | 26.3% | 168 | 3.75 | $54,764 |
13 | Cornell Law School | 29.9% | 167 | 3.66 | $57,351 |
13 | Georgetown University Law Center | 26.3% | 168 | 3.74 | $20,890 |
15 | University of Texas School of Law | 30.3% | 166 | 3.68 | $32,376 |
16 | University of California, Los Angeles School of Law | 28.2% | 169 | 3.79 | $45,226 |
16 | Vanderbilt University Law School | 34% | 167 | 3.74 | $48,190 |
18 | Washington University School of Law | 24.3% | 166 | 3.69 | $49,945 |
19 | Emory University School of Law | 32% | 165 | 3.75 | $48,174 |
20 | The George Washington University Law School | 41.5% | 165 | 3.71 | $49,840 |
20 | University of Minnesota Law School | 30.8% | 164 | 3.79 | $40,058 |
20 | University of Southern California, Gould School of Law | 29.3% | 166 | 3.7 | $55,023 |
23 | University of Alabama School of Law | 24.6% | 164 | 3.86 | $20,770 |
24 | William & Mary Law School | 29.5% | 164 | 3.73 | $29,000 |
24 | University of Washington School of Law | 26.2% | 164 | 3.64 | $31,983 |
26 | Notre Dame Law School | 28.1% | 163 | 3.6 | $48,730 |
27 | Boston University School of Law | 34.5% | 165 | 3.67 | $45,786 |
27 | University of Iowa College of Law | 52% | 161 | 3.59 | $28,047 |
29 | Indiana University Bloomington, Maurer School of Law | 52.6% | 162 | 3.8 | $30,526 |
29 | University of Georgia School of Law | 33.3% | 163 | 3.69 | $18,740 |
31 | University of Wisconsin Law School | 44.2% | 161 | 3.58 | $21,365 |
31 | Wake Forest University School of Law | 45.4% | 162 | 3.57 | $41,364 |
31 | Arizona State University, Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law | 39.1% | 162 | 3.54 | $26,268 |
31 | Ohio State University, Michael E. Moritz College of Law | 45.4% | 160 | 3.65 | $28,033 |
31 | University of North Carolina School of Law | 44.7% | 161 | 3.5 | $22,215 |
36 | Boston College Law School | 34.9% | 164 | 3.61 | $45,231 |
36 | Brigham Young University, J. Reuben Clark Law School | 35.6% | 161 | 3.77 | $11,280 |
36 | Fordham University School of Law | 37.9% | 163 | 3.52 | $50,996 |
36 | University of California, Davis School of Law | 52.4% | 162 | 3.55 | $47,286 |
40 | University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law | 40.3% | 160 | 3.57 | $24,396 |
40 | University of Illinois College of Law | 45.5% | 160 | 3.56 | $41,226 |
42 | Southern Methodist University, Dedman School of Law | 33.4% | 162 | 3.63 | $46,519 |
43 | University of Colorado School of Law | 38.1% | 162 | 3.58 | $31,738 |
43 | Washington and Lee University School of Law | 38.1% | 164 | 3.51 | $44,707 |
45 | Florida State University College of Law | 41.9% | 159 | 3.51 | $20,632 |
46 | George Mason University School of Law | 31.2% | 161 | 3.55 | $25,351 |
46 | Tulane University School of Law | 46% | 160 | 3.39 | $47,080 |
46 | University of Maryland School of Law | 44.1% | 159 | 3.53 | $27,174 |
49 | University of Utah, S.J. Quinney College of Law | 45% | 159 | 3.51 | $23,489 |
49 | University of Florida Levin College of Law | 50.4% | 160 | 3.55 | $21,181 |
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