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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Does Fulbright ETA move the needle for law school applications,[/b] or only the research grants? DC is qualified and was planning to apply for an ETA, but happened to spend last semester at Oxford and did an interesting, somewhat law-related research project that they could dig into deeper in a masters program.

Should DC apply for the ETA, which has more slots, or shoot their shot for a research position? Ultimately law school is their goal. [/quote]

Most law schools post that information online.  Here is Harvard's for class of 2026.  There were 14 Fulbrights.

Class of 2026 by the Numbers

105 Phi Beta Kappa inductees
56 advanced degree holders
32 collegiate mock trial competitors
29 current and former military service members
22 Division 1 varsity athletes
20 editors-in-chief
19 marathon runners
18 chess players
18 teachers
[b]14 Fulbright Scholars[/b]
9 AmeriCorps Members
6 student body presidents

6 Truman Scholars
6 QuestBridge Scholars
5 pilots
5 Schwarzman Scholars
4 Coca-Cola Scholars
3 TRIALS Scholars
3 professional figure skaters
3 Weil Legal Innovators
2 stand-up comedians
2 Rhodes Scholars
1 Marshall Scholar
1 ordained minister

Note: The information above reflects the Class of 2026 as of 8/22/2023 and is based on details shared in the application form and materials.[/quote]

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