Baylor University School of Law
Baylor University School of Law
Admissions stats
LSAT vs GPA
Based on 2025 data from ABA
Based on 2025 data from ABA
Your chances
Trends
Based on data from ABA
Based on data from US News and World Report
Based on data from ABA
Based on data from ABA
Employment
Based on 2024 data from ABA
Based on 2024 data from ABA
Tuition & costs
Demographics
Out of 388 students in 2024, 51% were women, and 29% were racially or ethnically minoritized [?].
Based on 2024 data from ABA
Yes, admission to Baylor is highly competitive. For the 2025 application cycle, the Baylor acceptance rate was 18.94%.
To be a competitive applicant at Baylor, you should aim for an LSAT score around the median of 164 and a GPA of 3.77. The middle 50% of accepted students scored between 159 and 165 on the LSAT.
For the 2025 academic year, Baylor tuition is $64,544 for full-time students. When factoring in the cost of living and additional fees, the total estimated cost of attendance is $90,475 per year.
Baylor is a respected program, particularly for students looking to practice in its surrounding region. It is currently ranked #34 in the U.S. News & World Report rankings for 2026.