Vanderbilt Law School has trained excellent lawyers for careers throughout the United States and around the world. Known for providing a rigorous academic program in a collegial, supportive atmosphere, Vanderbilt Law School attracts law aspirants and faculty seeking a first-rate academic institution that also affords an excellent quality of life.

Register with the Law School Admission Council (LSAC), on the off chance that you have not done as such as of now. Candidates must take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) and enroll for the Credential Assembly Service (CAS).

Candidates must hold (or hope to hold) a four year certification from an authorize school or college. Every single worldwide candidate must enlist with the LSAC J.D. Accreditation Assembly Service, and some worldwide candidates must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language

While the choices on individual applications are done as fast as could reasonably be expected, the time required fluctuates from case to case.

Key Facts

Admissions
• Extremely difficult to get in (32.3% acceptance rate)
• The top median LSAT scores (167)
• High entering class median UGPA (3.7)

Cost & Aid
• Expensive resident tuition ($53,150)
• Expensive nonresident tuition ($53,150)
• High percentage of students receiving scholarships (90%)
• Huge median scholarships ($20,000)

Post-Graduation
• High percent of graduates employed (93.0%)
• High percent of graduates passing bar (86.3%)
• Good pass rate vs. same state peers from all law schools (+10.3%)

Student Body & Faculty
• Big law school (572 total students)
• Balanced gender ratio (51% female - 49% male)
• Low percentage of minority students (22%)
• High student-faculty proportion (16:1)

Address:

Vanderbilt Law School
131 21st Ave. South
Nashville, TN 37203-1181
615-322-2615 (or by Skype)