<p>Hey I wanted to find out the ILR Law Sschool acceptance rate? I don't mean how many people from ILR go on to law school, I know its around 30%. I want to know of the amount of people from ILR who apply to law school, what percentage of them get accepted? Thanks.</p>
<p>for the past few years it's been very very close to 100%. I've asked most of my teachers this, and most of them say they've never encountered a student who wanted to go to law school but couldn't get in with an ilr degree. ILR has the highest acceptance rate into law school against all other schools and majors in the country (including HYPS)</p>
<p>how many law schools whould a person apply to or do? what are the law schools ilr students go to?</p>
<p>i dont know that much in depth</p>
<p>Generally, the law school application process is a more practical version of the Undergrad admissions process. However, there are some MAJOR differences. Most law school applicants know where they want to practice law, and the law schools they choose to apply to are OFTEN determined by the geographic region/major city. For example, if a person wants to study law in Boston, but is not qualified for a top tier school, he would not apply to a "good" school out west. Again, this is in most cases, but not all. I have looked, out of personal interest, at the classes from Harvard and Yale for last year, and both had one or more persons from Cornell. Whether or not they were from ILR, I could not tell you.</p>
<p>Also regarding the law school application process, it is generally self-selective. People know what their LSAT scores are and whether their GPA is competitive. Despite this fact, the top programs still have insanely low acceptance rates (Yale is around 6%). The average applicant, as I am told, has around 5 schools to which they apply.</p>