University of Nebraska College of Law — Admissions, Employment & Scholarships

Median LSAT

160

2 pts vs. Class of 2024 (158) · 15-yr high

Median GPA

3.81

0.04 vs. Class of 2024 (3.77) · 15-yr high

Bar-Required Jobs (FTLT)

83.9^%

Class of 2025 Full-time, long-term

Admissions Trends

2011 – 2025

Median LSAT

50th-percentile score, entering class by year

Median GPA

50th-percentile GPA, entering class by year

20112025

Insights

Admissions medians reach a 15-year high

Median LSAT is 160 (up 2 pts) and median GPA is 3.81 (up 0.04) 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

85% of the school's 442 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

LSAT156 – 160 – 162

145170

Undergraduate GPA3.60 – 3.81 – 3.98

3.24.0

1L Class Size

154

Annual Tuition

$456

App. Deadline

March 1

App. Fee

$50

Employment Outcomes

Class of 2025

Any Law Firmincl. BigLaw

55.2%

Government

11.2%

Public Interest

9.8%

All Clerkshipsincl. federal

7.7%

Business & Industry

Unemployed, Seeking

5.6%

JD Advantage

4.9%

Education

0.7%

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

Scholarship Distribution

442 full-time J.D. students

No scholarship

Less than ½ tuition

Half to full tuition

269

Full tuition

More than full tuition

Bars scale to share of all 442 full-time J.D. students.

First-Time Bar Passage

Class of 2024

This School90.54%

ABA Weighted Avg83.11%

Based on 148 first-time takers.

U.S. News Ranking

2026

#62

2026 Overall Rank

↑9 spots

2025 · #71

2026 · #62