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University of Miami School of Law

In its most recent ABA Standard 509 disclosure, University of Miami School of Law reported a median LSAT of 164, a median undergraduate GPA of 3.79, and a 24.6% acceptance rate. Its first-time bar passage rate was 81.28%, and 88% of graduates were in full-time, long-term JD jobs ten months out.

trajectory since 2011

First-time bar passage: 84.31% in 2011 to 81.28% in 202565%70%75%80%85%90%111315182022242581.28%
First-time bar passage · 2011–2025
Median LSAT: 158 in 2011 to 164 in 2025155157.5160162.51651113151719212325164
Median LSAT · 2011–2025
Resident tuition: $39,848 in 2011 to $66,720 in 2025$30,000$40,000$50,000$60,000$70,0001113151719212325$66,720
Resident tuition · 2011–2025
YearMedian LSATMedian undergraduate GPAAcceptance rateFirst-time bar passageResident tuition
20111583.3884.31%$39,848
20121563.3683.08%$42,938
20131573.3881.31%$44,626
20141573.4281.6%$46,166
20151573.3681.1%$47,774
20161573.3669.26%$49,042
20171573.3658.74%$50,578
20181583.4355.95%83.65%$52,390
20191583.4454.66%79.1%$53,000
20201593.5351.36%78.44%$54,750
20211603.6330.07%71.33%$55,850
20221613.6933.47%81.76%$58,300
20231623.7232.94%69.84%$61,100
20241633.7629.13%75.58%$63,850
20251643.7924.65%81.28%$66,720

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FAQ

What LSAT score do I need for University of Miami School of Law?

University of Miami School of Law's median LSAT is 164. The middle 50% scored 160–165.

What is University of Miami School of Law's bar passage rate?

81.28% passed on their first attempt in the most recent reported cycle, and 91.14% within two years.

How much does University of Miami School of Law cost?

Resident tuition is $66,720 per year, $66,720 non-resident. Median grant: $47,000.

What are University of Miami School of Law's employment outcomes?

88% landed full-time, long-term JD jobs ten months out. 26.3% joined firms of 250+.

How hard is it to get into University of Miami School of Law?

University of Miami School of Law admitted 24.6% of applicants in the most recent cycle.

Source: ABA Standard 509 Required Disclosures, most recent reported cycle (trend 2011–2025). Last updated June 26, 2026.

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