<p>I don’t. You can call academic advising office and ask though. Law schools are easier to get in than med schools. So admit rate is probably gonna be pretty high. If it’s 80% for premed, I wouldn’t be surprised it’s 90% and more for prelaw. But the data doesn’t mean much anyway. Good premed stats sorta (though not necessarily) indicate strong quality premed clasees–calculus/chem/bio/phys/orgo that prepare students well for MCAT. I don’t know if there’s such a thing for prelaw. NU does have pretty good placement esp for sending the graduates to its own law school and U of C’s (both are in the top-10).</p>