Law Schools With the Highest LSAT Scores

In the United States, law school is a postgraduate program usually lasting three years and resulting in the conferral upon graduates of the Juris Doctor (J.D.) law degree. To gain admission to a law school that is accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA), applicants must usually take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT), and have an undergraduate (bachelor's) degree in any major. Currently, there are 203 ABA-approved law schools that grant the JD degree.

Harvard Law School and Yale Law School have the highest LSAT score of 173. The average LSAT score of the 10 schools is 170.7 and the average tuition & fees is $114,098. Next table shows the 10 schools with the highest LSAT Scores. You can check and compare more law schools at Law Schools in US page.

Table. 10 Law Schools with the Highest LSAT Scores

School Name	Location	Tuition & Fees	Acceptance Rate	GPA	LSAT	Enrollment
Harvard Law School Private, 4 or more years	Cambridge, MA	$112,540	13%	3.90	173	484
Yale Law School Private, 4 or more years	New Haven, CT	$106,367	7%	3.92	173	164
Columbia Law School Private, 4 or more years	New York, NY	$118,306	17%	3.75	172	395
Stanford Law School Private, 4 or more years	Stanford, CA	$110,340	9%	3.93	171	165
University of Chicago Law School Private, 4 or more years	Chicago, IL	$124,266	17%	3.89	171	184
New York University School of Law Private, 4 or more years	New York, NY	$111,630	24%	3.79	170	413
University of Pennsylvania Law School Private, 4 or more years	Philadelphia, PA	$105,020	15%	3.89	170	238
Duke University School of Law Private, 4 or more years	Durham, NC	$119,394	20%	3.78	169	230
Northwestern University School of Law Private, 4 or more years	Evanston, IL	$119,022	19%	3.84	169	240
University of Michigan Law School Public, 4 or more years	Ann Arbor, MI	$109,678 ($59,672)	20%	3.77	169	348
Average		$114,098 ($59,672)	16%	3.85	170.70	286.1