Stanford Law School

Yes, the students are opt for off-campus housing near Campus, however please note that the on-campus housing is cheaper than off-campus housing at Stanford, but is the students want to opt for off-campus housing, than the below mentioned are the options located within 10 miles of campus:·         Atherton·         East Palo Alto·         Los Altos/Los Altos Hills·         Menlo Park·         Mountain View·         Palo Alto·         Portola Valley·         Redwood City

There are over 50 students organisations and many choices for the students to choose from. Stanford University provides a wide range of subsidized on-campus housing options for the students studying Law. The SLS students are given options to choose from furnished single dormitory rooms to four-bedroom apartments facilitated with full kitchens.Below mentioned are the on-campus housing options, Stanford University gives to the students:·         The Munger Graduate Residence·         Escondido Village·         Lyman Apartments·         Rains Houses·         Schwab Center and Highland Hall·         Mirrielees House

Every year in August, 200 employers representing 500 offices in the US conduct interviews for Summer & permanent positions. The median salary for an SLS graduate in the class of 2023 (private sector) was USD 225,000 (INR 1.93 Cr).Stanford law School gave 183 graduates in the year 2023, out of which 178 students were able to secure placements which gives us a Stanford Law School placement rate of 97.2%. This Law school under the Stanford University is ranked at no. 1 among the best 196 Law schools around the world, according to the rankings released by the US World and News 2024.The lawyers from Stanford Law School are considered to be valuable assets due to the extensive training and curriculum. The School is known for its Stanford Law Review, high placement rate, and a great return of investment. 

According to the rankings released by the US World and News 2024, the Law studies offered by Harvard University under HLS are ranked #4 among the top 196 Law schools in the world, for Stanford University Law courses, this ranking is #1.The table compares these two best Business schools in depth: CriteriaHarvard Law School  Stanford Law SchoolLocationCambridge, MassachusettsPalo Alto, CaliforniaAverage Starting Salary (LLM)USD 215,000 (INR 1.47 Cr)USD 225,000 (INR 1.93 Cr)Acceptance Rate (Class 2026)8.07%7.26%First-Year Tuition (MBA)USD 77,100 (INR 74.6 L)USD 74,475 (INR 63.9 L)Top Job Sectors HiringLaw firms, JudiciaryLaw firms, Business & ManagementRanking (US World and News 2024)#4#1Placement Rate (2023) within 10 months after graduation97.3%97.2%.  (USD 1 = INR 85.88)

The recent employment report by Stanford Law School is released for the year 2023, Stanford law School gave 183 graduates in the year 2023, out of which 178 students were able to secure placements which gives us a Stanford Law School placement rate of 97.2%.Each year in August, 200 employers representing 500 offices in the US conduct interviews for Summer and permanent positions. The median salary for an SLS graduate in the class of 2023 (private sector) was USD 225,000 (INR 1.93 Cr).Here are the highlights of placements of the Stanford Law School graduates class of 2023:Stanford Law School Particulars (2023)Data (2023)Average Median Base Salary (Law Firms)USD 225,000 (INR 1.93 Cr).Average Sign on bonusVaries by firmsTop Employers·         The Judiciary·         Law Firms·         Government

School JD Requirements as an International student:·         A four years Bachelor's Degree from Accredited university·         Scanned copies of all the Academic Records·         An online application done through Law School Admissions Council (LSAC)·         Letters of recommendation (Submit at leas·         Essay·         Standardized entrance test scores (LSAT/GRE)·         English language proficiency (TOEFL)Stanford Law School LLM admissions requirements as an International student:·         Law Degree (Have a Juris Duty) from an ABA approved US Law School or a first Law degree from a foreign law school·         English proficiency test scores (TOEFL)·         An online application·         Letters of recommendation (At least 2, by the superiors who can access the qualitative skills of the candidate)  ·         Standardized tests (LSAT/GRE)·         Statement of purpose·         Certification of finances·         Work experience·         Graduate records examination (GRE) general·         Essay·         Resume/CV·         Registration for LSAC's LLM Credential Assembly Service (CAS)