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LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center

Baton Rouge, LA
Median LSAT
157
1 pts vs. Class of 2024 (156)
Median GPA
3.74
0.03 vs. Class of 2024 (3.71) · 15-yr high
Bar-Required Jobs (FTLT)
84.3%
Class of 2025 Full-time, long-term

Admissions Trends

2011 – 2025
Median LSAT
50th-percentile score, entering class by year
160157155152 201120142017202020232025
Median GPA
50th-percentile GPA, entering class by year
20112025

Insights

Admissions medians reach a 15-year high

Median LSAT is 157 (up 1 pts) and median GPA is 3.74 (up 0.03) for the entering class — both among the strongest marks in Atlas Legis's tracked history (2011–2025).

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Most students receive a scholarship

78% of the school's 627 full-time J.D. students hold some level of tuition scholarship — the largest share falls in the half to full tuition tier.

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Admissions Range

Entering class 2024–25
LSAT155 – 157 – 160
145170
Undergraduate GPA3.48 – 3.74 – 3.93
3.14.0
1L Class Size
230
Annual Tuition
$19,750
App. Deadline
June 1
App. Fee
$0

Employment Outcomes

Class of 2025
Bar-Required Jobs (FTLT)
84.3%
Full-time, long-term · of total graduates
Class of 2025
Any Law Firmincl. BigLaw
58.1%
Government
11.6%
All Clerkshipsincl. federal
10.1%
Unemployed, Seeking
7.1%
Public Interest
4.5%
Business & Industry
4.5%
JD Advantage
4%
Education
0.5%

Share of the total graduating class (ABA denominator).Darker segment = subset already counted in the bar above it.

Scholarship Distribution

627 full-time J.D. students
No scholarship
135
Less than ½ tuition
139
Half to full tuition
181
Full tuition
126
More than full tuition
46

Bars scale to share of all 627 full-time J.D. students.

First-Time Bar Passage

Class of 2024
This School84.92%
ABA Weighted Avg74.57%

Based on 179 first-time takers.

U.S. News Ranking

2026
#85
2026 Overall Rank
↓1 spot
2025 · #84
2026 · #85