<p>I was able to locate Yale law school student profile for 2005.</p>
<p>Institutions Represented</p>
<p>Amherst College 9
Anhui Normal University [Peoples Republic of China] 1
Bahria Institute of Management and Computer Science [Pakistan] 1
Bar-IlanUniversity [Israel 1
Boston College 1
Boston University 1
Bowdoin College 1
Bowling Green State University 1
Brandeis University 4
Brown University 12
Bryn Mawr College 1
Carleton College [Minnesota] 1
Case Western Reserve University 1
Casper College 1
Catholic University of America 1
Central Connecticut State University 1
Chuo University [Japan] 1
City University of New York [Brooklyn College] 2
City University of New York [Queens College] 2
Claremont McKenna College 2
Clemson University 1
Colgate University 1
College of Charleston 1
College of the Canyons 1
College of William and Mary 3
Colorado College 1
Colorado State University 1
Columbia University 14
Columbia University [Barnard College] 1
Cornell University 7
Dalhousie University [Canada] 1
Dartmouth College 10
Davidson College 1
Deep Springs College 1
Denison University 1
Duke University 12
Duquesne University 1
Emory University 4
Foreign Affairs College [Peoples Republic of China] 1
Franciscan University of Steubenville 1
Furman University 1
Georgetown University 3
Glendale Community College 1
Grinnell College 1
Hampton University 1
Harvard University 94
Hebrew University of Jerusalem [Israel] 2
Hillsdale College 1
Hitotsubashi University [Japan] 1
Hobe Sound Bible College 1
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin [Germany] 1
Illinois State University 1
Illinois Wesleyan University 1
Indiana University 1
Instituto Technologico Autonomo de Mexico [Mexico] 1
Johns Hopkins University 2
Juilliard School 1
Keene State College 1
Lehigh University 1
Leopold-Franzens Universität Innsbruck [Austria] 1
Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli in Rome [Italy] 1
Louisiana State University 1
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1
McMaster University [Canada] 1
Messiah College 1
Middlebury College 2
Morehouse College 1
Moscow M.V. Lomonosov State University [Russia] 1
Mount Holyoke College 1
Nanjing University [Peoples Republic of China] 1
National Taiwan University [Taiwan] 2
National University of Singapore [Singapore] 1
New York University 2
North Carolina State University 2
Northwestern University 9
Oberlin College 3
Ohio State University 2
Ohio Wesleyan University 1
Open University [United Kingdom] 1
Peking University [Peoples Republic of China] 2
Pomona College 2
Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru [Peru] 1
Princeton University 29
Rice University 4
Rutgers, State University of New Jersey 6
Saint Johns College [Minnesota] 1
Saint Louis University 1
Saint Olaf College 2
Sarah Lawrence College 1
Scripps College 1
Seoul National University [Republic of Korea] 2
Simons Rock of Bard College 1
Soochow University [Taiwan] 1
Stanford University 40
State University of New York at Buffalo 2
State University of New York at Stony Brook 2
Swarthmore College 5
Tel Aviv University [Israel] 2
Texas A & M University 3
Torah Temimah Talmudical Seminary 1
Trinity College [Connecticut] 1
Trinity University [Texas] 1
Truman State University 1
Tufts University 2
Tulane University 2
Union College [Nebraska] 1
Union College [New York] 1
Universidad de Buenos Aires [Argentina] 2
Universidad de Chile [Chile] 1
Universidad Diego Portales [Chile] 1
Universidade de São Paulo [Brazil] 4
Universitat de Barcelona [Spain] 1
Universität Hamburg [Germany] 1
Universitat Pompeu Fabra [Spain] 1
Université de Paris [France] 1
Universiteit Leiden [Netherlands] 1
University College Dublin [Ireland] 1
University of Akron 1
University of Alabama 4
University of Arkansas 2
University of British Columbia [Canada] 1
University of California at Berkeley 21
University of California at Davis 1
University of California at Irvine 1
University of California at Los Angeles 6
University of California at San Diego 1
University of Canberbury [New Zealand] 1
University of Chicago 7
University of Cincinnati 1
University of Colombo [Sri Lanka] 1
University of Colorado 1
University of Delaware 1
University of Florida 3
University of Georgia 3
University of Hartford 1
University of Illinois 2
University of Iowa 1
University of Kansas 1
University of Maryland 3
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor 6
University of Minnesota 1
University of Mississippi 1
University of New South Wales [Australia] 1
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 4
University of North Florida 1
University of Notre Dame [Indiana] 7
University of Oklahoma 1
University of Oslo [Norway] 1
University of Pennsylvania 2
University of Richmond 1
University of Santo Tomas [Philippines] 1
University of Southern California 4
University of Stellenbosch [South Africa] 1
University of Texas at Austin 5
University of Texas at El Paso 2
University of Toronto [Canada] 2
University of Tulsa 1
University of Utah 4
University of Vermont 1
University of Virginia 11
University of Warsaw [Poland] 1
University of Washington 4
University of Wisconsin at Madison 4
University of Zurich [Switzerland] 1
Vanderbilt University 2
Vassar College 1
Villanova University 1
Washington and Lee University 1
Washington University [Missouri] 4
Webster University 1
Wellesley College 2
Wesleyan University 6
West Virginia University 2
Western Michigan University 1
Wheeling College 1
Williams College 14
Yale University 85
Yeshiva University 3
Yonsei University [Republic of Korea] 1
York University [Canada] 1</p>
<p>Total Institutions</p>
<p>o.O @ Yale and Harvard.</p>
<p>wow, 21 from Berkeley</p>
<p>haha more from Harvard than Yale.</p>
<p>While I'm not sure about this, I think this list simply has to do with 'affiliations', not strictly with bachelor's degrees. For example, somebody who got a master's degree from School X and then went to Yale Law would be counted as being a member of School X. If this is true, then that means that schools that happen to have large graduate programs will tend to be affiliated with more students at YLS than schools that don't have graduate programs at all (like the LAC's). </p>
<p>You also have to factor in the sheer sizes of the various schools. Obviously some schools are bigger than others. Hence you would expect that simply from a numbers standpoint, a bigger school ought to have more students in YLS than a smaller school would. </p>
<p>Then of course there are certain geographic preferences for various students. Lots of people prefer to attend law school near where they live or their families live.</p>
<p>hahaha "University of Colombo"
is anyone else thinking of the tv show?</p>
<p>Drew,
Berkeley's number isn't as impressive as it looks if it's normalized by its huge student population.</p>
<p>sakky,</p>
<p>If I recall correctly, Harvard has a similar list with undergraduate institutions. I wouldn't be surprised if Yale is doing the same here--listing undergraduate institutions. Regardless, most law students have only undergraduate degrees.</p>
<p>More from Northwestern than its peers (WashU, Tufts, Rice, Cornell, Georgetown, JHU, UCLA, UMich). Go Cats! :)</p>
<p>40 from Stanford (#3) despite the distance!</p>
<p>more than UPenn as well</p>
<p>9 versus 2, even though Upenn is BIGGER (2600 vs 1950). Penn also has a larger AS division, which means prob more kids applyin to law school in general.</p>
<p>Drew,
Berkeley's number isn't as impressive as it looks if it's normalized by its huge student population.</p>
<p>I still think the number is impressive. Berkeleys population is similar to michigans and UVAs but berkeley sent more than uva and michigan combined.</p>
<p>How many schools have over 10, I think just 8</p>
<p>Chances are, these people would have gone to YLS or have done something equally impressive regardless of undergrad lol</p>
<p>Anyone know if they have those statistics for the graduate school of arts and sciences or the music school?</p>
<p>14 from Williams?!?! thats pretty crazy given its size</p>
<p>agree with Sakky's comments regarding the importance of adjusting such lists per capita (i.e. megas U's like Cal Berkeley look great until you factor in the fact that its teeming w/20,000+ undergrads vs. schools like Dartmouth or Williams which have a fraction of those numbers ... case and point just looking at U Mich's placement of 6 - you already know its definitely punching below its weight)</p>
<p>I think the ridiculous thing is that Harvard, Yale, and Stanford make up over 200 of the students!</p>
<p>Also... 2 from Penn!? How is this possible?!!?</p>
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If I recall correctly, Harvard has a similar list with undergraduate institutions. I wouldn't be surprised if Yale is doing the same here--listing undergraduate institutions. Regardless, most law students have only undergraduate degrees.
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<p>I don't remember the details of the HLS list - I will have to look it up. </p>
<p>But I do know that Harvard Business School lists ALL affiliations, undergrad and grad. That's why LAC's tend to get underplayed at HBS in terms of affiliation because they basically only get 1 bite at the apple.</p>
<p>Hey, USC is doing quite well here. Considering USC has not very much students studying at LAS, it is more impressive than UCLA. </p>
<p>Of course Cal is a surprise, but pleasant one IMO. Also University of Alabama is doing better than I can believe.</p>
<p>University of Alabama must be twice as good as University of Pennsylvania.</p>
<p>Lol.........</p>
<p>i am very curious why Penn places so bad w. Yale law???</p>
<p>does anyone have a possible answer for this?</p>