<p>What is the placement rate of JHU students into law schools? And where do they usually go? Also, a question about housing is it guranteed on-campus for 4yrs or only 2 or what is the deal, specifically.</p>
<p>Law school acceptance rate last year for students going through the pre-law program through the Office of Preprofessional Advising was 100%. According to the most recent Career Center report, the most frequently attended law schools by JHU grads are: Columbia, Stanford, Harvard, UVA, UMichigan, Georgetown, UMaryland. </p>
<p>Housing is guaranteed for the first 2 years and required of freshmen and sophomores. This fall will be the first time housing is offered to upperclassmen and in the next few years more housing will become available for juniors and seniors.</p>
<p>Oh, 100% isn't too bad. Haha... And I'm glad to see there are top schools included in the places people go for law school. Thanks for the answers on that and the housing bit.</p>
<p>Also, I'm curious to see how JHU is with financial aid. I'd be applying as a transfer, so that may affect their decisions, no?</p>
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<p>haha looks like a good backup plan</p>