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Texas A&M University School of Law

Texas · Public · ABA Standard 509, 2025 cycle
CohortsAdmissions: entering class 2025Employment: class of 2024, ~10 mo. outBar: class of 2024, first-time
96.0%
First-time bar
+14.6 pts vs state
99.2%
Employed FTLT
nat'l median 90.8%
169
Median LSAT
25–75: 161–170
12.1%
Acceptance
nat'l median 35.5%
$6,586
Net tuition
sticker $32,634

Texas A&M University School of Law is a public law school in Texas. In the most recent ABA Standard 509 cycle it reported a 96.0% first-time bar passage rate (state average 81.4%). 99.2% of graduates landed full-time, long-term JD-required or JD-advantage jobs, and 19.3% joined large firms of 251+ attorneys. Resident tuition is $32,634 per year; a median grant of $26,048 brings median net tuition to about $6,586. The median LSAT is 169 with a 12.1% acceptance rate.

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Where the 2024 class landed
Small firm (2–100)34.7%
Government18.5%
MegaLaw 500+14.5%
Clerkships10.5%
BigLaw 251–5004.8%
Public interest4.8%
Business4.8%
Mid firm (101–250)4.0%
Academia1.6%
Solo0.8%
No placements reported (0%): Still seeking. These shares count where every employed graduate landed, by sector and firm size, across all job types; they can total more than the full-time long-term (FTLT) employment headline, which counts only the stricter full-time, long-term, JD-required or JD-advantage subset.
Bar passage · first-time
This school96.0%
State avg81.4%
first-time +14.6 pts vs state · 2-yr ultimate 95.4% · class of 2025 first-time 95.3% (reported early 2026) · Different cohort than the admissions class above.
Admissions · 25 / 50 / 75
LSATmedian 169
161170
uGPAmedian 4.00
3.674.00
Applications to offers to enrolled
Applied5,240
Offered634
Enrolled 1L128
Offer rate 12% · yield 20%.
Grant distribution
No grant 4.8%Under half 22.3%Half to full 48.2%Full 6.9%Stipend 17.8%
Demographics
Women 54%Men 46%
White237
Black14
Hispanic69
Asian34
Two or more24
Other / unreported18
Cost detail
Resident tuition$32,634
Non-resident$48,522
Mandatory fees
Living estimate$29,696
Median grant$26,048
Grant 25 / 75$17,500 / $35,534
Cond. schol. loss
Faculty & market
Total faculty148
Full-time faculty70
Faculty of color26
Total JD enrollment396
Graduates124
Mean attorney salary · state$177,890
Trajectory

Trajectory since 2011

LSAT · 25-75 band
15016017016920112014201720202025
LSAT scoreup 16 since 2011
Middle-50% LSAT band by entering class.
uGPA · 25-75 band
3.003.504.004.0020112014201720202025
Undergraduate GPAup 0.78 since 2011
Middle-50% uGPA band by entering class.
First-time bar passage
80%90%96%20112014201720202025
First-time bar passage rateup 19% since 2011
First-time bar passage rate by year.
Full-time resident tuition
$28k$30k$32k$33k20112014201720202025
Resident tuitionup $4k since 2011
Sticker resident tuition by year.
Total JD enrollment
40060039620112014201720202025
Students enrolleddown 368 since 2011
Total JD enrollment by year.
Admissions

Admissions

LSAT (25 / 50 / 75)161 / 169 / 170
uGPA (25 / 50 / 75)3.67 / 4.00 / 4.00
Acceptance rate12.1%
Applications received5,240
Offers extended634
1L enrollment128
Total JD enrollment396
GRE-only takers1
1L attrition (academic / other)1 / 4
Transfers in / out6 / 2
Cost

Cost & scholarships

Resident tuition$32,634
Non-resident tuition$48,522
Mandatory fees
Living-expense estimate$29,696
Median grant$26,048
Grant 25 / 75 percentile$17,500 / $35,534
No-grant share4.8%
< half-tuition grants22.3%
Half-to-full grants48.2%
Full-tuition grants6.9%
Above-full grants (stipend)17.8%
Conditional-scholarship loss rate
Bar passage

Bar passage

First-Time Bar (2024 cohort)96.0%
Two-Year Ultimate Bar95.4%
State average (same exam)81.4%
Difference vs. state+14.6 pts

Different cohorts: first-time bar passage reflects graduates who entered law school about three years before the current admissions class shown above. Read the two as separate snapshots, not a single pipeline.

Employment

Job outcomes (10 months after graduation)

Total graduates124
FTLT (full-time, long-term, JD-required/advantage)99.2%
Bar-required jobs95.2%
MegaLaw 500+14.5%
BigLaw 251–5004.8%
Mid 101–2504.0%
Small 2–10034.7%
Solo0.8%
Clerkships10.5%
Government18.5%
Public interest4.8%
Business / industry4.8%
Academia1.6%
Seeking employment0.0%
Destinations

Top destination states (2024)

  • Texas, 151 graduates
  • District Of Columbia, 5 graduates
  • North Carolina, 3 graduates
Demographics

Demographics (current JD enrollment)

Male enrollment183 (46.4%)
Female enrollment211 (53.6%)
White237
Black14
Hispanic69
Asian34
Two or more races24
Other / unreported18
Faculty

Faculty

Total faculty148
Full-time70
Faculty of color26
State market

State market context

Mean attorney salary in state$177,890
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the first-time bar passage rate at Texas A&M University School of Law?

Texas A&M University School of Law reported a 96.0% first-time bar passage rate in the most recent ABA Standard 509 disclosure, versus a 81.4% state average.

How much does Texas A&M University School of Law cost?

Resident tuition at Texas A&M University School of Law is $32,634 per year (about $97,902 over three years). The median grant is $26,048, bringing median net tuition to roughly $6,586 per year.

What LSAT and GPA do you need for Texas A&M University School of Law?

The median (50th-percentile) LSAT at Texas A&M University School of Law is 169 and the median GPA is 4.00; the acceptance rate is 12.1%.

What are the job outcomes at Texas A&M University School of Law?

99.2% of Texas A&M University School of Law graduates held full-time, long-term JD-required or JD-advantage jobs about ten months after graduation. 19.3% joined large firms of 251+ attorneys. 0.0% were still seeking employment.

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Source: ABA Standard 509 required disclosures
Synced June 26, 2026 · Methodology
Data from the ABA Standard 509 disclosures, self-reported by law schools and not guaranteed (raw data may have errors or omissions). State attorney-salary context: U.S. BLS OEWS 2024 (SOC 23-1011); cost-of-living: U.S. BEA Regional Price Parities. How the data is sourced & validated: Methodology. Unfamiliar with a term (FTLT, net tuition, bimodal)? Glossary. Copyright basis & permitted use: Terms.
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