U.S. News publishes list of law schools that increased their admissions in 2011
First place on the list goes to the University of Virginia School of Law, which rose 12% from its 2010-2011 yield to 51.9%. Next came two more public schools, Georgia State University College of Law, where yield increased 9.1% by enrolling 52.7% of accepted students, and University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill School of Law, where yield rose 7.2% to 53.7%.
Rounding out the top ten were Santa Clara University, Phoenix School of Law, Southern Methodist University (Dedman), University of Alabama, University of Louisville (Brandeis), University of South Dakota, and University of Baltimore.
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