U.S. News ranked Yale Law School number one. Of the 255 admitted students, the top among them had GPAs and LSAT scores at 4.17 and 180 respectively. The bottom of the class had GPAs of 3.40 and LSATs of 158.
U.S. News ranked Harvard Law School number two. Of the 833 admitted students, the top entrants had GPA of 3.96 and LSAT scores of 176. Those at the bottom had GPAs of 3.78 and LSAT scores of 171.
U.S. News ranked Stanford Law School number three. Of the 170 admitted students, the top among them had GPAs of 4.14 and LSAT scores of 180. The bottom of the class had GPAs of 3.12 and LSATs of 160.
U.S. News ranked Columbia University Law School number four. Among the entering class, the median GPA and LSAT scores were 3.72 and 172 respectively.
U.S. News ranked University of Chicago Law School number five. Of the 190 admitted students, the median GPA was 3.76 and the median LSAT was 171.
U.S. News ranked New York University Law School number six. Among the 476 admitted, the top had GPAs of 3.9 and LSAT scores of 175. The bottom of the admitted class had GPAs of 3.6 and LSATs of 169.
U.S. News ranked University of California-Berkeley Law School number seven. Of the 287 admitted students, the top among them had GPAs and LSAT scores at 3.89 and 170 respectively. The bottom of the class had GPAs of 3.64 and LSATs of 163.
U.S. News ranked University of Pennsylvania Law School number eight. Of the 252 admitted students, the top students had GPAs of 3.90 and LSAT scores of 171. The bottom part of the class had GPAs of 3.56 and LSAT scores of 166.