Law schools whose median LSAT percentile of enrollees exceeded 90.  Statistics from the Barron’s Guide to Law Schools 14th ed. (2000). 

As shown below, Fordham, the U. of Virginia, the U. of Pennsylvania, the U. of Notre Dame, the U. of Chicago, Georgetown, College of William & Mary, U. of Michigan, Washington & Lee, and Duke are below average in the number of Asian-Americans students enrolled.  If you received a reject letter from one of 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	8.2	3173	259	12
Stanford	12.4	3824	474	10
Harvard	14.5	5818	845	12
Columbia	6.0?	6137	367 enrolled	15
NYU	6.4?	6481	416 enrolled	10
Northwestern	18.1	4103	744	13
Boalt Hall	18.4	4717	867	14
UCLA	19.2	4721	907	20
USC	22.4	3878	869	15
Fordham	26.4	4866	1285	9
U. of Virginia	28.9	3368	975	5
U. of Pennsylvania	29.2	3422	999	7
Cornell	5.7?	3219	183 enrolled	13
U. of Notre Dame	29.5	1869	552	7
U. of Chicago	29.7	2972	883	9
Georgetown	30.3	7873	2383	9
College of William & Mary	31.7	2267	718	4
U. of Michigan	36.4	3335	1215	9
Washington & Lee	38.0	1282	488	3
Duke	6.9?	3418	236 enrolled	8
Average				10.2

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

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