Law.com, 52% of Law Schools Now Accept GRE Scores for Admission to JD Programs:

The number of law schools accepting Graduate Record Exam (GRE) test scores for admission to their J.D. programs has grown significantly over the last several weeks, from 89 law schools on Aug. 25 to 102 law schools today.

1. Albany
2. American
3. Belmont
4. Boston College
5. Boston University
6. BYU
7. Brooklyn
8. California Western
9. Case Western
10. Charleston
11. Chicago-Kent
12. Cleveland-Marshall
13. Columbia
14. Cornell
15. Drexel
16. Duke
17. Duquesne
18. Faulkner
19. Florida International
20. Florida State
21. Fordham
22. George Mason
23. George Washington
24. Georgetown
25. Golden Gate
26. Harvard
27. Hofstra
28. Indiana-Maurer
29. Indiana-McKinney
30. Loyola-Los Angeles
31. Loyola-New Orleans
32. Massachusetts
33. Mercer
34. New England
35. NYU
36. Northern Illinois
37. Northwestern
38. Pace
39. Penn State-Dickinson
40. Penn State-University Park
41. Pepperdine
42. Santa Clara
43. Seattle
44. Seton Hall
45. South Texas
46. SMU
47. Southwestern
48. St. John's
49. Stanford
50. Suffolk
51. Syracuse
52. Temple
53. Texas A&M
54. Touro
55. University of Akron
56. University of Alabama
57. University of Arizona
58. University of Baltimore
59. University at Buffalo
60. University of California, Berkeley
61. University of California, Davis
62. University of California, Hastings
63. University of California, Irvine
64. University of California, Los Angeles
65. University of Chicago
66. University of Dayton
67. University of Florida
68. University of Georgia
69. University of Hawai'i
70. University of Houston
71. University of Illinois Chicago
72. University of Maryland
73. University of Massachusetts
74. University of Miami
75. University of Montana
76. University of New Hampshire
77. University of Notre Dame
78. University of Oklahoma
79. University of the Pacific
80. University of Pennsylvania
81. University of San Diego
82. University of Southern California
83. University of South Carolina
84. University of South Dakota
85. University of Texas
86. University of Toledo
87. University of Virginia
88. Wake Forest
89. Washburn
90. Washington and Lee
91. Washington University
92. West Virginia
93. Western State
94. Widener University Commonwealth Law School
95. Widener University Delaware Law School
96. Willamette
97. Yale
98. Yeshiva University Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law

Marc Miller, dean and Ralph W. Bilby Professor of Law at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, who was the catalyst for the ABA first allowing law schools to accept the GRE, on a case-by-case basis, six years ago, told Law.com Wednesday that he isn’t surprised by the increase in the number of law schools now accepting the GRE. … Miller said that “the cost of adding the GRE as an option went down last fall” while “the advantage of having GRE as an option remains.”