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Law schools by number of graduates (JD, LLM and SJD) in the first FAR, 2019

There were 335 total applicants in the first FAR; here are the candidates by law school attended (for JD, LLM, and/or SJD):

Harvard University (36)

Yale University (35)

Georgetown University (22)

New York University (20)

Stanford University (17)

Columbia University (13)

University of Michigan (13)

University of California, Berkeley (11)

University of Pennsylvania (11)

University of Chicago (7)

Duke University (5)

Cornell University (4)

University of Virginia (4)

Northwestern University (3)

University of California, Los Angeles (3)

University of Minnesota (3)

University of Texas, Austin (3)

Vanderbilt University (3)

These eighteen schools account for two-thirds of the applicants for law teaching positions.

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