Law School Rankings for 2025

Top law school rankings for 2024-2025.

One way to compare schools is the USNews law school rankings of top law schools (but not the only way).

Below you will find the law school rankings for 2025 as well as the GPA and LSAT scores of accepted students. Click on a school name for in-depth information on that school. If you scroll to the bottom you can find Top-5s on different metrics. We hope with these other rankings you will start to look beyond USNews to determine the top law schools for you.

Rankings for other years: 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025

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		LSAT			GPA
Rank	Name	25th	50th	75th	25th	50th	75th	Acceptance
1	Stanford University	169	173	175	3.78	3.92	4.0	8.9%
1	Yale University	170	174	177	3.91	3.96	4.0	5.3%
3	University of Chicago	169	173	175	3.83	3.94	3.99	12.7%
4	University of Virginia	167	172	174	3.78	3.96	4.0	13.9%
5	University of Pennsylvania	168	172	174	3.77	3.93	3.99	10.0%
6	Duke University	168	170	171	3.79	3.89	3.96	13.9%
6	Harvard University	171	174	176	3.89	3.95	4.0	11.0%
8	New York University	169	172	173	3.8	3.91	3.96	16.7%
8	University of Michigan	166	171	172	3.7	3.86	3.94	11.9%
10	Columbia University	170	173	175	3.81	3.9	3.96	11.8%
10	Northwestern University	166	172	174	3.77	3.95	4.0	15.4%
12	University of California—Los Angeles	165	170	171	3.69	3.95	4.0	16.1%
13	University of California—Berkeley	167	170	172	3.8	3.87	3.95	17.3%
14	Georgetown University	166	171	172	3.72	3.92	3.97	20.1%
14	University of Texas at Austin	167	171	172	3.74	3.89	3.97	15.6%
14	Vanderbilt University	163	169	170	3.66	3.89	3.94	18.5%
14	Washington University in St. Louis	163	173	176	3.45	3.96	4.0	19.9%
18	Cornell University	169	173	175	3.73	3.89	3.96	23.1%
18	University of North Carolina	164	167	168	3.73	3.85	3.92	15.2%
20	University of Minnesota	162	169	170	3.63	3.88	3.95	34.9%
20	University of Notre Dame	164	169	170	3.74	3.85	3.92	23.3%
22	Boston University	163	170	171	3.66	3.88	3.92	20.6%
22	Texas A&M University	160	168	169	3.56	3.97	4.0	13.5%
22	University of Georgia	159	169	170	3.62	3.91	3.97	14.5%
25	Boston College	161	167	168	3.64	3.8	3.89	13.3%
26	University of Southern California	165	169	170	3.82	3.91	3.97	12.4%
26	Wake Forest University	163	166	167	3.66	3.84	3.93	26.8%
28	Brigham Young University	164	168	170	3.7	3.92	3.98	27.8%
28	Ohio State University	161	166	168	3.66	3.89	3.97	29.4%
28	University of Wisconsin		165			3.81		28.9%
31	George Mason University	160	168	169	3.63	3.92	3.99	14.6%
31	George Washington University	159	168	169	3.62	3.87	3.93	32.6%
31	University of Alabama	158	165	168	3.68	3.95	4.0	26.6%
31	University of Utah	161	165	167	3.7	3.86	3.95	24.8%
31	William & Mary Law School	159	164	166	3.49	3.75	3.86	32.2%
36	University of Iowa	157	162	164	3.6	3.76	3.91	59.8%
36	Washington and Lee University	159	166	167	3.42	3.73	3.83	31.7%
38	Emory University	162	165	167	3.63	3.81	3.88	40.1%
38	Florida State University	158	165	166	3.59	3.91	3.97	19.9%
38	Fordham University	165	167	169	3.57	3.76	3.84	22.2%
38	University of California—Irvine	163	167	168	3.65	3.81	3.89	17.4%
38	University of Florida (Levin)	164	169	170	3.67	3.9	3.96	17.4%
43	Baylor University	157	163	164	3.47	3.73	3.85	26.9%
45	Arizona State University	156	165	167	3.62	3.9	4.0	22.1%
46	Indiana University - Bloomington	159	164	165	3.63	3.91	3.99	39.5%
46	University of Colorado—Boulder	160	164	166	3.55	3.79	3.88	36.4%
48	University of Illinois—Urbana Champaign	160	165	167	3.47	3.77	3.88	46.8%
48	Villanova University	160	164	165	3.65	3.81	3.91	21.9%
50	Temple University	159	163	165	3.42	3.67	3.81	35.8%
50	University of California—Davis	159	163	165	3.48	3.68	3.87	33.2%
50	University of Connecticut	158	161	163	3.5	3.72	3.87	30.2%
50	University of Kansas	156	161	163	3.59	3.79	3.89	38.3%
50	University of Washington	160	163	166	3.47	3.67	3.83	40.5%
55	Pepperdine University	159	164	165	3.49	3.85	3.94	28.4%
55	University of Tennessee	158	163	164	3.47	3.82	3.93	26.3%
57	University of Missouri	154	160	163	3.44	3.76	3.95	52.0%
57	University of San Diego	157	161	163	3.53	3.8	3.89	37.1%
59	Marquette University	153	156	159	3.55	3.7	3.85	29.4%
59	Pennsylvania State - Dickinson Law	155	161	162	3.42	3.68	3.88	41.3%
59	University of Arizona	160	163	164	3.52	3.78	3.88	30.4%
59	University of Oklahoma	156	160	162	3.46	3.74	3.89	39.4%
63	St. John's University		162			3.74		30.6%
63	University of Houston	158	161	163	3.6	3.75	3.87	28.4%
63	University of Maryland	154	163	165	3.33	3.73	3.86	30.8%
63	University of South Carolina	159	161	163	3.48	3.74	3.91	29.5%
63	Yeshiva University (Cardozo)	160	164	166	3.6	3.8	3.88	37.5%
68	Northeastern University	159	163	165	3.54	3.73	3.85	36.2%
68	Pennsylvania State - Penn State Law	152	155	158	3.5	3.71	3.83	51.4%
68	University of Kentucky	155	158	160	3.52	3.71	3.86	48.2%
71	Catholic University Of America	158	160	162	3.38	3.64	3.76	34.6%
71	Loyola Marymount University—Los Angeles	159	162	165	3.52	3.72	3.85	30.6%
71	Seton Hall University	157	160	162	3.47	3.69	3.86	42.8%
71	Tulane University	156	160	162	3.42	3.64	3.78	53.0%
71	University of Cincinnati	155	158	161	3.64	3.81	3.92	42.6%
71	University of Nebraska	154	158	161	3.44	3.77	3.96	62.1%
71	University of Richmond	158	164	165	3.5	3.75	3.83	42.9%
71	Wayne State University		162			3.84		29.3%
79	Drexel University	153	158	160	3.45	3.72	3.85	37.8%
79	Georgia State University	156	159	162	3.39	3.56	3.75	36.0%
79	Loyola University—Chicago	157	160	163	3.6	3.6	3.75	43.0%
79	University of Nevada—Las Vegas	154	160	162	3.32	3.78	3.92	40.5%
79	University of Pittsburgh	156	159	162	3.28	3.56	3.79	51.7%
84	Belmont University	157	160	162	3.58	3.79	3.9	41.4%
84	Drake University	153	156	159	3.27	3.56	3.78	60.2%
84	Florida International University	158	160	161	3.38	3.73	3.86	21.0%
84	Louisiana State University	154	156	159	3.45	3.71	3.92	49.5%
88	Texas Tech University	154	158	160	3.4	3.65	3.82	33.5%
88	University of California (Hastings)	157	160	162	3.43	3.63	3.77	37.5%
88	University of Denver	155	159	162	3.43	3.65	3.81	53.1%
88	University of Maine	152	157	161	3.3	3.66	3.81	66.5%
92	Duquesne University	154	156	159	3.2	3.57	3.83	56.1%
92	University of Miami	158	163	164	3.58	3.76	3.87	29.1%
94	Regent University	153	158	161	3.39	3.64	3.8	44.3%
94	Saint Louis University	153	156	160	3.37	3.64	3.88	62.0%
94	University of Buffalo—SUNY	153	156	159	3.44	3.71	3.87	44.6%
94	University of Oregon	155	159	161	3.35	3.56	3.76	66.4%
94	University of St. Thomas (Minnesota)	152	156	161	3.47	3.64	3.81	64.4%
99	Lewis And Clark College	157	160	163	3.28	3.58	3.79	63.3%
99	Stetson University	156	158	161	3.37	3.6	3.79	41.0%
99	University of Hawaii	153	156	159	3.28	3.7	3.84	32.0%
99	University of Missouri—Kansas City	152	155	158	3.18	3.51	3.78	61.9%
99	University of Montana	153	156	160	3.21	3.52	3.75	58.1%
104	American University	155	160	163	3.37	3.61	3.73	39.8%
104	Chapman University	156	162	164	3.27	3.67	3.83	27.1%
104	Rutgers State University Newark (old)	154	158	160	3.28	3.61	3.8	38.2%
107	Case Western Reserve University	156	160	162	3.45	3.7	3.85	37.1%
107	Illinois Institute of Technology (Kent)	155	160	162	3.43	3.74	3.89	49.4%
107	Indiana University - Indianapolis	152	155	159	3.31	3.59	3.83	62.9%
107	Mercer University	153	155	157	3.39	3.63	3.78	43.3%
107	Samford University	152	155	159	3.44	3.63	3.8	58.8%
107	Syracuse University	151	158	161	3.28	3.62	3.83	39.0%
107	University of Dayton	154	156	158	3.35	3.66	3.84	37.7%
107	University of New Mexico	150	157	160	3.22	3.57	3.74	51.6%
115	Michigan State University	157	160	162	3.39	3.63	3.86	31.9%
115	University of Arkansas, Fayetteville	153	156	158	3.31	3.63	3.86	28.0%
117	Albany Law School Of Union University	154	156	159	3.19	3.47	3.71	47.6%
117	Brooklyn Law School	156	160	162	3.27	3.54	3.69	54.3%
117	University of Wyoming	152	155	158	3.46	3.46	3.72	62.0%
117	West Virginia University	152	156	158	3.25	3.58	3.83	43.8%
121	Cleveland State University	152	155	157	3.02	3.43	3.73	36.3%
121	New York Law School	153	156	158	3.33	3.59	3.75	52.7%
121	University of Mississippi	153	157	159	3.41	3.64	3.88	46.2%
121	Washburn University	148	151	154	3.26	3.61	3.83	73.1%
125	Hofstra University	151	155	158	3.32	3.62	3.77	50.9%
125	University of New Hampshire	151	155	158	3.05	3.45	3.65	60.1%
127	Howard University	153	155	158	3.15	3.47	3.7	32.0%

A rank of 147-193 means that the school is in the bottom tier as ranked by U.S. News & World Report.

* The data in this table is user-reported and may be inaccurate.

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Summary

The U.S. News & World Report (USNWR) law school rankings for 2024 showcase a highly competitive landscape among top-tier institutions. Stanford University and Yale University share the first spot, followed by the University of Chicago. Tied in fourth place are Duke University, Harvard University, University of Pennsylvania, and University of Virginia. The USNews rankings consider a multitude of factors including (but not limited to) the 25th, 50th, and 75th percentile LSAT scores and GPAs of first year enrolled students, as well as the acceptance rate, in an effort to paint a comprehensive picture of each school's selectivity and the quality of its students.

Stanford and Yale Law Schools both have 25th percentile LSAT scores of 171 or above and 75th percentile scores reaching 175 and 177 respectively, indicating a highly accomplished student body. Yale, however, has a slightly lower acceptance rate at 5.6%, reflecting a higher level of competitiveness for admission. Both schools also boast strong GPA percentiles, with 75th percentile GPAs hitting 3.99 for Stanford and 4.0 for Yale, illustrating the high academic achievements of their students.

In the fourth spot, UPenn, Duke, Harvard, and UVA exhibit a diverse range of LSAT and GPA percentiles, which for many feel much more achievable (especially the 75th percentile, Harvard excluded) than Stanford or Yale. Duke, UChicago, and UVA stand out due to their acceptance rates above 10%. Interestingly, in the past high acceptance rates have led to increased applicants which drive down acceptance rates leading to much of the T-6 floating around a 5-10% acceptance rate, and the rest of T-14 around 10-15%.

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