The "T-14" law schools, the top 14 ranked law schools in the United States, are highly selective. Their acceptance rates generally range from 10% to 15%, with some schools like Yale and Harvard having even lower acceptance rates.
Matriculation Rates (Enrollment) by School:
- Yale: 70.09%
- Harvard: 54.01%
- Stanford: 45.10%
- UVA: 42.00%
- Columbia: 39.44%
- UPenn: 35.96%
- UMich: 33.21%
- Berkeley: 31.58%
- NYU: 29.43%
- Georgetown: 28.58%
- Duke: 26.91%
- Northwestern: 22.70%
- UChicago: 22.55%
- Cornell: 20.56%
These matriculation rates, which reflect the percentage of admitted students who choose to enroll, are significantly higher than the acceptance rates, indicating that many highly qualified applicants are choosing to attend these prestigious institutions.
