2026 cycle · Compare law schools
When applicants get into both, which one do they actually choose?
Side-by-side comparisons across 463 school pairs with 20+ reported cross-admits each. Admissions, scholarships, employment — sourced from self-reported applicant decisions.
What scholarship money buys
Boston College and Fordham split 36 cross-admits exactly 18–18. The median scholarship for the Fordham picks is $120K; for the BC picks, $75K. Same applicants, same offers — Fordham is paying $45K more per head to hold the tie. See the pair →
An even split
37 cross-admitsTrend · Fordham University's share
Overview
About cross-admit comparisons
A cross-admit is an applicant accepted to two schools who reports which one they enrolled at. Each pair on this page collects every reported cross-admit between the two schools across the last five cycles. Scholarship money, location, and intended practice area are already in the split — they were already in the choice.
20 reports is the floor — enough data that one odd cycle can't flip the headline number. Click any row for the full head-to-head: admissions profile, scholarship distribution, BigLaw and clerkship outcomes, bar passage, and the year-by-year share trend.
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Ranked by cross-admit volume
Top comparisons
463 pairs · click any row for the full head-to-head.