Top US law school medians & acceptance rates

Below are the top US law school LSAT, GPA, & GRE medians, as well as their acceptance rates. A quick reminder of what these are and why they matter:
  • An LSAT median is the LSAT score that falls in the middle of an incoming class's distribution of LSAT scores. Half the scores are above the median and half the scores are below it.
  • If your top LSAT score is below the median, you'll probably need to make up for it with an above-median GPA. If your top score is above the median, you have a good chance of getting in.
  • A median is not an average, so being close to a school's median doesn't necessarily matter. You either hit the median or you don't. One point makes a difference.
To learn more, see our in-depth LSAT median explanation here. To calculate the GPA that law schools will actually see, check out our GPA converter.
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LSAT
GPA
70
Seton Hall
162
3.73
70
Tulane
164
3.75
77
FIU
162
3.84
77
GSU
161
3.69
77
Loyola - Chicago
161
3.7
77
Northeastern
164
3.77
77
Pittsburgh
163
3.58
82
Cincinnati
159
3.85
82
Drexel
160
3.8
82
SUNY Buffalo
159
3.73
85
Belmont
162
3.81
85
Duquesne
159
3.61
85
LSU
159
3.75
85
Texas Tech
161
3.73
85
UC Law San Francisco
162
3.73
90
Montana
156
3.64
91
Denver
161
3.7
91
Drake
156
3.71
91
Hawaii
159
3.61
91
Maine
160
3.71
91
Nevada - Las Vegas
160
3.75
91
Oregon
160
3.62
91
Regent
158
3.68
91
SLU
157
3.61
91
Stetson
159
3.63
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