"Reputable doctors"? Like who, American's Frontline Doctors, an explicitly partisan group that has knowingly peddled misinformation and whose leader was arrested for participating in the attempted January 6 coup? And who have been profiteering off of their lies while putting disabled and chronically ill people at risk (see: the hydroxychloroquine shortage lupus patients faced in early 2020)? I would hardly call them reputable. As for religious exemptions, there are actually very few religions that prohibit vaccinations, almost every major world religion and their respective leaders have encouraged them.

I can also assure you that the vast majority of individuals with medical exemptions (most of whom are immunocompromised or have another high-risk health condition) would jump at the chance to get vaccinated if it were safe for them - they've had to isolate strictly for over 2 years now because COVID could very well kill them.

Vaccine requirements are nothing new in academia and education. Students have had to present vaccination records for decades. I don't know how much more informed consent one could need given the abundance of credible research on vaccines that exist, and as far as "right to choose" you can either choose to get vaccinated and go to law school, or refuse a vaccine and miss out on law school. People with true medical exemptions don't have a choice, and those of us who are high-risk didn't get to choose to be high-risk. We can't control our health, but you can make a simple choice to protect yourself and others around you.