Emory Pre-Law Synopsis for the Class of
2002
This page contains information on the success Emory has at getting people into law school. Emory has a phenomenal acceptance rate of admission into law school compared to the national average and the school places undergraduates in the best law schools in the nation. The list of schools contains the number of students admitted to the particular school and are in the order of how they appear in the latest US News Law School Rankings.
Total Emory Applicants for Fall 2001: 466
Total Emory Accepted for Fall 2001: 377
Acceptance rate: 81%
(*National average: 62%)
Yale University (3)
Harvard University (8)
Stanford University (2)
Columbia University (15)
New York University (20)
University of Chicago (8)
University of Michigan- Ann Arbor (3)
University of Pennsylvania (14)
University of Virginia (11)
Duke University (5)
Northwestern University (8)
Cornell University (4)
University of California- Berkeley (2)
Georgetown University (24)
University of Texas- Austin (16)
University of California- Los Angeles (5)
Vanderbilt University (10)
University of Southern California (8)
George Washington University (21)
Washington University- St. Louis (9)
Emory University (64)
Boston University (11)
Boston College (10)
University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill (2)
Law School Application & Acceptance Rates – 1998-2002
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National |
Emory |
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|
2002 |
Applied Accepted Percentage |
90,853 56,476 62% |
466 377 81% |
|
2001 |
Applied Accepted Percentage |
131,165 51,758 39% |
347 287 83% |
|
2000 |
Applied Accepted Percentage |
74,550 50,275 67% |
338 281 83% |
|
1999 |
Applied Accepted Percentage |
74,380 51,262 69% |
327 274 84% |
|
1998 |
Applied Accepted Percentage |
71,726 50,287 70% |
250 223 89% |
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