Special Report
50 Hardest Law Schools to Get Into
January 27, 2020 8:33 pm
Last Updated: March 13, 2020 3:13 pm
Source: Courtesy of NYU School of Law via Facebook
15. New York University School of Law
> Acceptance rate: 21.6%
> Applications for fall 2019: 7,959
> Median undergrad GPA of new enrollees: 3.80
> Median LSAT score of new enrollees: 170 out of 180
> Bar exam passage rate: 97.4%
14. Georgetown University Law Center
> Acceptance rate: 19.5%
> Applications for fall 2019: 10,366
> Median undergrad GPA of new enrollees: 3.78
> Median LSAT score of new enrollees: 168 out of 180
> Bar exam passage rate: 90.2%
Source: Courtesy of UC Berkeley School of Law via Facebook
13. University of California-Berkeley School of Law
> Acceptance rate: 19.7%
> Applications for fall 2019: 5,843
> Median undergrad GPA of new enrollees: 3.81
> Median LSAT score of new enrollees: 168 out of 180
> Bar exam passage rate: 90.7%
Source: Courtesy of The University of Texas School of Law via Facebook
12. University of Texas at Austin School of Law
> Acceptance rate: 17.5%
> Applications for fall 2019: 5,803
> Median undergrad GPA of new enrollees: 3.72
> Median LSAT score of new enrollees: 168 out of 180
> Bar exam passage rate: 90.9%
Source: Courtesy of Duke Law School via Facebook
11. Duke University School of Law
> Acceptance rate: 18.9%
> Applications for fall 2019: 5,125
> Median undergrad GPA of new enrollees: 3.78
> Median LSAT score of new enrollees: 169 out of 180
> Bar exam passage rate: 94.9%
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