Law schools whose median LSAT percentile of enrollees exceeded 90.  Statistics from the Barron’s Guide to Law Schools 13th ed. (1998). 

As shown below, Stanford, Georgetown, the U. of Pennsylvania, and George Washington are below average in the number of Asian-Americans students enrolled.  If you received a reject letter from these schools, please file a complaint with the Department of Education so that we can determine whether they are discriminating against Asian-Americans.

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school	% admitted	total applicants	number admitted	% Asian-Am. in student body
Yale	8.6	3575	306	14
Stanford	12.3	3611	443	7
Harvard	14.1	5961	842	12
Columbia	7.0?	5080	358 enrolled	14
NYU	6.4?	6185	393 enrolled	10
U. of Chicago	25.0	2520	631	10
Duke	6.4?	3159	202 enrolled	6
Boalt Hall	20.6	4171	860	14
Northwestern	21.2	3537	749	8
USC	27.3	3297	899	13
Georgetown	29.6	7104	2104	9
U. of Pennsylvania	29.7	3844	1141	8
U. of Virginia	29.8	3091	921	4
Cornell	6.1?	3000	182 enrolled	12
George Washington	30.9	6592	2037	8
Vanderbilt	32.9	2252	742	10
U. of Michigan	34.5	3373	1163	7
Washington & Lee	36.0	1389	500	4
U. of Notre Dame	9.8?	1845	180 enrolled	no info
Average				9.4

Median LSAT percentile of enrollees
99 Yale
no info  Harvard
98 Columbia
97 U. of Chicago
97 NYU
no info Duke
96 Stanford
96 Boalt Hall
no info U. of Michigan
95 Georgetown
95 U. of Virginia
94 Cornell
94 U. of Penn.
94 Washington & Lee
92 USC
92 Northwestern
90 Vanderbilt
90 George Washington
90 U. of Notre Dame

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