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University of Chicago Law School
Admission Chances & Acceptance Rate

📍 Chicago, IL⚖️ Private law school🎓 ABA-accredited
Acceptance rate
14.2%
Median LSAT
173
Median GPA
3.93
Entering class
190

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Admitted Student Profile

The middle 50% of the entering class (25th–75th percentile), from the school's ABA Standard 509 report.

LSAT
169 – 175
Undergrad GPA
3.81 – 3.98
Median LSAT / GPA
173 / 3.93

? Frequently Asked Questions

What is the acceptance rate at University of Chicago Law School?

University of Chicago Law School offers admission to 14.2% of applicants, per its ABA Standard 509 disclosure — making it highly selective.

What LSAT score do you need for University of Chicago Law School?

The middle 50% of the entering class scored between 169 and 175 on the LSAT (median 173). LSAT is the single biggest factor in law school admissions.

What GPA do you need to get into University of Chicago Law School?

Admitted students at University of Chicago Law School typically have an undergraduate GPA between 3.81 and 3.98 (25th–75th percentile), with a median of 3.93.

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Data sourced from the American Bar Association's mandatory Standard 509 Information Reports (public disclosures). Acceptance probabilities calculated by UniversityOdds are estimates based on published academic data and are not a guarantee of admission.