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Jones School of Law
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Thomas Goode Jones School of Law

Montgomery, Alabama

Rank 178 (USNWR 2024)
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JD Admissions & Requirements

Data from 2024 admissions cycle

150
LSAT
3.30
GPA
56.0%
Admit Rate

Thomas Goode Jones School of Law is a prestigious JD program located in Montgomery, Alabama. In the competitive 2024 law school rankings, Thomas Goode Jones School of Law was ranked 178 by US News & World Report, making it a strong option for prospective law students in the current application cycle. For the 2024 admissions cycle, Thomas Goode Jones School of Law has an entering 1L class size of approximately 112 with an acceptance rate of 56.0%, positioning it among the competitive law schools for JD applicants.

Also known as

FAULKNER UNIVERSITY Thomas Goode Jones FAULKNER
Law School Applications
511
JD application volume in 2024 cycle
JD Acceptance Rate
56.0%
24th percentile
JD Program Size
112
10th percentile
JD Tuition Cost
$79k

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About Thomas Goode Jones School of Law

Founded in 1928, Faulkner Law provides an exceptional legal education that is designed to produce practice-ready attorneys of distinguished moral character. As a small, Christian law school in the capital city of Alabama, Faulkner Law students have a unique advantage through the rigorous curriculum and hands-on experience that we provide.

Faulkner Law wants students who will not only succeed academically but also have a desire to use their legal degrees to seek justice and serve their communities—wherever that may be. Reflecting this, Faulkner Law evaluates each applicant as a whole and considers GPA, LSAT score, graduate work, professional work experience, leadership, and community service. Applicants are considered on a rolling basis. Each applicant is automatically considered for merit-based and mission-based scholarships.

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