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<p>it’s actually Harvard, Yale, Columbia and Stanford. If you look at HLS and YLS placement you will see as many princeton kids as Columbia/Stanford, but that’s because there are high proportions of Columbia kids at CLS and high proportions of Stanford kids at SLS. So when you aggregate undergrad institutions at the top 5 law schools, it’s more like 1) Harvard, 2)Yale, 3) Columbia + Stanford, 5) Princeton.</p>
<p>But honestly any top ~15 school will give you the opportunity to get into top law schools, and will give you significant advantage over schools below them. The ranking above is just where you see the greatest number of students as a proportion of the undergrad population. Given a few data points, it’s pretty likely that Harvard will give you a slight edge over princeton (just because significantly more H kids go to top law schools) and princeton will give you a slight edge over middlebury.</p>