Which university offers better chances of admission for Law courses: UT Austin School of Law or University of Chicago Law School?

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Both UT Austin and University of Chicago Law School are considered among the top 20 law schools in the United States and are ranked #17 & #5 respectively.

Thus, it comes as no surprise, securing admissions at either, is not a cakewalk. UT Austin Law school's acceptance rate of 15.6% is marginally b

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