Elite Schools that view only the top score include University of California-Berkeley-Boalt School of Law (law.berkeley.edu), Cornell Law School (law.cornell.edu/), University of Pennsylvania Law School (law.upenn.edu), Northwestern University School of Law (law.northwestern.edu), Georgetown University Law School (law.georgetown.edu) and the University of California-Los Angeles School of Law (law.ucla.edu).
Second-tier schools that only look at the top score include University of North Carolina (law.unc.edu), University of Illinois (law.illinois.edu), University of Oregon (law.uoregon.edu), University of Pittsburgh (law.pitt.edu), Santa Clara (law.scu.edu), Syracuse University (law.syr.edu), Seattle University (law.seattleu.edu), Indiana University-Indianapolis (indylaw.indiana.edu), St. Louis University (law.slu.edu) and the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville (law.uark.edu).
Other schools that only look at the top score include John Marshall Law School (jmls.edu) in Chicago, Ill., and Thomas M. Cooley Law school (cooley.edu) in Lansing, Mich.