Advice for Getting Into Law School

Admission to law school is very competitive and finding information is difficult to rapidly identify, synthesize and evaluate. so why not let law school pre-screen your application today. You can being your application as early as freshman year in college. Only the admission office will have access to your information. Why do it any other way?

Tier 4 Ranking Law School in the U.S. Click on name to learn how to get into these law schools.

Tier 4. Chapman University (CA)

Tier 4. CUNYQueens College

Tier 4. Florida Coastal School of Law

Tier 4. Franklin Pierce Law Center (NH)

Tier 4. Golden Gate University (CA)

Tier 4. Hamline University (MN)

Tier 4. John Marshall Law School (IL)

Tier 4. Michigan State University

Tier 4. Mississippi College

Tier 4. New England School of Law (MA)

Tier 4. North Carolina Central University

Tier 4. Northern Kentucky University (Chase)

Tier 4. Nova Southeastern University (Broad) (FL)

Tier 4. Ohio Northern University (Pettit)

Tier 4. Oklahoma City University

Tier 4. Regent University (VA)

Tier 4. Roger Williams University (Papitto) (RI)

Tier 4. Southern University (LA)

Tier 4. South Texas College of Law

Tier 4. St. Mary's University (TX)

Tier 4. St. Thomas University (FL)

Tier 4. Suffolk University (MA)

Tier 4. Texas Southern University (Marshall)

Tier 4. Texas Wesleyan University

Tier 4. Thomas Jefferson School of Law (CA)

Tier 4. Thomas M. Cooley Law School (MI)

Tier 4. Touro College (Fuchsberg) (NY)

Tier 4. University of Baltimore

Tier 4. University of Dayton (OH)

Tier 4. University of Detroit Mercy

Tier 4. University of South Dakota

Tier 4. University of the District of Columbia (Clarke)

Tier 4. University of Tulsa (OK)

Tier 4. University of Wyoming

Tier 4. Valparaiso University (IN)

Tier 4. Western New England College (MA)

Tier 4. West Virginia University

Tier 4. Whittier Law School (CA)

Tier 4. Widener University (DE)

Tier 4. William Mitchell College of Law (MN)

Let law school pre-screen your application today. You can being your application as early as freshman year in college. Only the admission office will have access to your information. Why do it any other way?