Ivy League Law Schools
The Ivy League is an American collegiate athletic conference comprising sports teams from eight private universities in the Northeastern United States. The Ivy League is well-known and famous for the academic excellence of the eight schools. Like other fields of study, the Ivy league is also famous in the filed of law. Brown, Dartmouth, and Princeton University do not have law schools.
Below statements summarize the average statistics including law schools tuition and admission data for Ivy League Law Schools. You can compare all law schools in one table with GAP, LSAT, admission, and tuition information at law school comparison page.
- The average law school tuition & fees is $50,994 and, among Ivy League Law Schools, has the highest tuition & fees of - and has the lowest tuition & fees of -.
- The average LSAT score is 159 and, among Ivy League Law Schools, has the highest LSAT score of 0 and has the lowest score of 0.
- The average acceptance rate is 42.35% and, among Ivy League Law Schools, has the tightest (lowest) rate of 0% and has the loosest (highest) rate of 0%.
- The average law school population is 139,883 and, among Ivy League Law Schools, has the most students of 0 and has the fewest students of 0.
- The average bar exam pass rate (for first-time exam takers) is 77.17% and, among Ivy League Law Schools, has the highest rate of 0% and has the lowest rate of 0%.
Ivy League Law Schools
| Rank | College Name | Founded | Tuition & Fees | LSAT Score | GPA | Acceptance Rate | Student Population | Bar Pass Rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average | - | $50,994 | 159 | 3.61 | 42.3% | 139,883 | 77.2% |