Is this possible?
Is there any case like this?

it is not something very uncommon. there are many situations where one finds rejected for a lower level and still selected for the higher. The competition and selection method of two schools is likely to be different.

Hope you are right!

Thank you!

This absolutely makes sense.

Stanford accepts 30 LLMs, while Harvard accepts many more. Simple maths which has nothing to do with the ranking of the school. If it were based on rankings, NYU wouldn't accept 40-50 per cent of applicants.

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Jasonjb

Stanford has been better ranked than Harvard much more often than the opposite. The schools are now tied, but look at a 10 year ranking. Stanford accepts less than 30 LLMs, while Harvard accepts 150. Its is much more common to find Harvard students rejected by Stanford than the opposite. I understand Harvard is more famous outside the US, because of movies and etc. Harvard is an awesome school. But Stanford and Yale are smaller law schools with a very small rate of admissions.

I already saw both cases, Rejection from Stanford and admission from Harvard, as well as the opposite.

Notwithstanding the difference of accepted candidates, they have different focus as well. Stanford is looking for experience lawyers while Harvard has a small bite of everything.

Stanford has been better ranked than Harvard much more often than the opposite. The schools are now tied, but look at a 10 year ranking. Stanford accepts less than 30 LLMs, while Harvard accepts 150. Its is much more common to find Harvard students rejected by Stanford than the opposite. I understand Harvard is more famous outside the US, because of movies and etc. Harvard is an awesome school. But Stanford and Yale are smaller law schools with a very small rate of admissions.