Is it hard to get admission to Harvard Law School?

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    Mamona Dixit

    a week ago

    The Law courses at Harvard University are ranked at #4 by the US World and News. The students from all over the world apply to these courses due to the state-of-the-art curriculum, high employability, and internships & clerkships provided by the school. The Harvard Law School acceptance rate stands at 11% for its JD program. The low acceptance rate suggests that out of every 100 applicants, only 11 students are rolled out an offer letter. It is hard to get Harvard Law School.

    Although with right preparation, the students can bag their offer letter. Below are some basic requirements as an Indian student:

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