Emory Pre-Law Synopsis for the Class of
2003
This page has information on Emory's success at getting people into law school for the latest year available, 2003. Emory once again has a phenomenal acceptance rate of admission into law school compared to the national average. This fact is especially exceptional considering that law school admissions across the nation fell an amazing five percent in just one year. Even more shocking is that law school admissions have fallen 12% nationally over the last five years. This synopsis contains a list of the law schools that admitted the most Emory students of the class of 2003.
Total Emory Applicants for Fall 2002: 423
Total Emory Accepted for Fall 2002: 305
Acceptance rate: 72%
(*National average: 57%)
Emory University (43)
Georgia State University (36)
American University (31)
University of Miami (30)
Georgetown University (24)
George Washington University (22)
New York Law School (22)
University of Georgia (21)
Fordham University (20)
Northwestern University (20)
University of Texas- Austin (19)
University of Virginia (19)
Cardozo- Yeshiva University (18)
New York University (18)
Temple University (18)
Tulane University (18)
Boston University (17)
Brooklyn Law School (17)
Columbia University (15)
Duke University (14)
Hofstra University (14)
Villanova University (14)
Law School Application & Acceptance Rates – 1999-2003
|
National |
Emory |
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|
2003 |
Applied Accepted Percentage |
99,504 |
423 |
|
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% |
Note: This number includes both Emory seniors and alumni.
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