Statistics for fall 2009 first year class from the Barron’s Guide to Law Schools 19th ed. (2010). (median LSAT percentile of enrolled at least 90)

school	% admitted	total applicants	number admitted	% Asian-Am. in student body
Yale	6.77?	3677?	249?	18?
Stanford	9.11	3994	364	14
Harvard	11.38?	7127?	811?	12?
Boalt Hall	12.02?	6980?	839?	16?
College of William & Mary	12.34	8984	1109	3
Columbia	14.25?	8020?	1143?	18?
U. of Pennsylvania	14.42	6205	895	14
U. of Virginia	14.80	7880	1166	8
U. of Chicago	16.19	4798	777	11*
UCLA	16.75	8255	1383	18*
Northwestern	18.95	5025	952	15*
USC	19.07	6024	1149	17
George Washington	19.77?	10,311?	2039?	10?
Boston College	19.96	7168	1431	12
U. of Conn.	21.01	3260	685	8
Southern Methodist Univ	21.65	2790	604	7
Fordham	21.74?	6866?	1493?	11?
U. of Michigan	21.76	5414	1178	12*
NYU	22.61	7272	1644	11
Georgetown	22.70	11,653	2645	9
Boston Univ.	23.51	7660	1801	12*
U. of Texas	24.47?	4789?	1172?	7?
Vanderbilt	24.59	4851	1193	4
Cornell	?	4207	? (206 enrolled)	10
Duke	?	4486?	? (199? enrolled)	7?

Average

11.36*

Yale, Harvard, Boalt Hall, Columbia, George Washington, Fordham, U. of Texas, Duke information same as fall 2007 first year class

*decrease from previous report
1/23/12 lawjobs.com: “The Model Minority Is Grumpy,”
by Vivia Chen
It’s the start of Chinese New Year�the Year of the Dragon�but Asian Pacific Americans lawyers might
not be in a mood to celebrate. According to The American Lawyer’s 2011 midlevel minority associates
survey APAs are not happy campers.
http://thecareerist.typepad.com/thecareerist/2012/01/minority-report-on-asso.html

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