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Law School Admission Stats - Acceptance Rate, LSAT Score, and GPA

Law Schools accept a limited number of students, but as the low acceptance rate reflects, many students apply to law schools. For the academic year 2024-2025, total 426,100 students applied and 135,292 students accepted, as the acceptance rate is 31.75%. The final number of enrolled students is 38,508 which means only 9.04% of applicants became low school students.
Georgetown University Law Center had the most applicants of 11,309 with 20.13% acceptance rate and Jacksonville University College of Law had the least number of applicants of 279 with 34.41% acceptance rate.
2024-2025 Law Schools Admission Statistics
All Law SchoolsPublic Law SchoolsPrivate Law Schools
Applicants426,100152,049274,051
Accepted135,29247,18188,111
Enrolled38,50814,39524,113
Acceptance Rate31.75%31.03%32.15%
Yield (Enrollment Rate)28.46%30.51%27.37%

What is the average LSAT to be accepted

The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is one of the requirements and important consideration in law school admission process. Some schools does not require the LSAT score as "requirement", but still they consider in their selection process. In 2025, the average LSAT score is 159. In 18 schools, the average LSAT scores from enrolled students is above 170 and 68 schools have their scores between 160 to 170.
Most law schools do not have a minimum LSAT score requirement, but it is recommended that applicants have at least a 150 LSAT score.
2024-2025 Law Schools Average LSAT Scores - Full-time Enrollment
All Law SchoolsPublic Law SchoolsPrivate Law Schools
25th Percentile155155155
50th Percentile159159158
75th Percentile161161161
2024-2025 Law Schools Admission Statistics - Part-time Enrollment
All Law SchoolsPublic Law SchoolsPrivate Law Schools
25th Percentile151151152
50th Percentile155155155
75th Percentile158158158

Average GPA of accepted and enrolled students

The average GPA score is 3.63 over all first-time law schools students who enrolled in law schools. In general, an undergraduate GPA 3.5 is assumed as the minimum score for acceptance.
2024-2025 Law Schools Average GPA - Full-time Enrollment
All Law SchoolsPublic Law SchoolsPrivate Law Schools
25th Percentile3.373.403.35
50th Percentile3.643.683.61
75th Percentile3.813.853.79
2024-2025 Law Schools Admission Statistics - Part-time Enrollment
All Law SchoolsPublic Law SchoolsPrivate Law Schools
25th Percentile3.063.073.05
50th Percentile3.383.423.36
75th Percentile3.653.683.64
Data Source: ABA (American Bar Association), IPEDS (Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System), Self Research by CompareLawSchools.com
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