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Getting into law school is one thing. Getting into American Bar Association (ABA) accredited law schools is another.

If you are seriously considering law school, it is pretty clear that no one has to tell you of the great importance of applying to any ABA accredited law schools.  Despite a lot of law schools you can find in the country, some if not most of them are not duly accredited by ABA.  If you value your law school aspirations and your legal career, you know best to stay clear from these institutions. Here are some guidelines to help you find an ABA accredited law school.

• Open up your browser and go to the ABA website.
• Using your mouse, hover on the link that reads “Legal Education”. Once your mouse hovers on the link, a drop down menu will appear and you would need to click on the “Approved Law Schools”.
• Choosing the search method. While in the Legal Education page, you’ll have various ways of searching for ABA accredited law schools. To name a few of the methods/filters: Geographical, Alphabetical, Public Law Schools, Private Law Schools, etc. You will see these options on the upper right hand side of the page.

Besides conducting a search on the ABA official website, you can also go to the following Universities and Law Schools as these are the most prominent ABA accredited law schools in the country:

1. Yale Law School (law.yale.edu/)
2. Harvard Law School (law.harvard.edu/index.html)
3. Stanford Law School (stanford.edu/)
4. Columbia University School of Law (law.columbia.edu/)
5. New York University School of Law (law.nyu.edu/)
6. University of California Berkeley School of Law (law.berkeley.edu/)
7. University of Chicago Law School (philosophy.uchicago.edu/)
8. University of Pennsylvania Law School (law.upenn.edu/)
9. The University of Michigan Law School (law.umich.edu/)
10. Duke University School of Law (law.duke.edu/)

No matter which ABA accredited law schools you choose, the most important thing is your determination and perseverance in this chosen field.