Law School Profile · Fort Worth, Texas

Texas A&M University School of Law

2025 First Year Class data, sourced from the ABA 509 Required Disclosure. Data last updated July 2026.

Median LSAT

Middle 50%: 161 – 170

169

Median GPA

Middle 50%: 3.67 – 4.00

4.00

Admissions funnel · 2025 First Year Class

via ABA 509

Applications

5,240

100%

Accepted

634

12.1%

Matriculated

121

19% yield

Application basics · 2025 First Year Class

via ABA 509
Application deadline
JD: May 31, JD Transfer: July 31
Application fee
$0
Accepts GRE
Yes
Part-time program
Available

Selectivity

Is Texas A&M hard to get into?

Texas A&M University School of Law is among the more selective law schools in the country. 12.1% of the 5,240 applicants in the 2025 First Year Class were offered admission. The middle 50% of admitted students scored between 161 and 170 on the LSAT, with GPAs between 3.67 and 4.00.

See where your LSAT score stands

Texas A&M's median LSAT is 169. Enter your scaled score — or convert from questions missed on a PrepTest — and we’ll compare it against the 161170 middle 50% range.

Out of 77 scored questions — don't count the unscored experimental section.

Scaled score

77 correct out of 77

180

10 points above Texas A&M's 75th percentile (170)

Based on LSAC scoring curves for PrepTests 101–159 (post-August 2024 format).

Admissions events

Texas A&M University School of Law admissions events

Open houses, information sessions, and admissions office hours are the easiest way to get to know Texas A&M before you apply — but every school posts them differently, so they're easy to miss. Here are the upcoming Texas A&M admissions events we're tracking, with links to register.

No upcoming events posted right now.

Texas A&M adds admissions events throughout the cycle. Check the official admissions events page for the latest open houses, information sessions, and office hours.

Visit Texas A&M's admissions events page on law.tamu.edu

Tuition and aid

via ABA 509

2025 First Year Class — annual tuition, cost of living, and grant aid as reported to the ABA.

Cost of attendance

Annual tuition (in-state)
$32,634
Annual tuition (out-of-state)
$48,522
Estimated 3-year tuition
$97,902
Annual cost of living
$29,696
Estimated 3-year total
$186,990

Grant aid

Students receiving aid
95%
Median scholarship
$26,048
25th percentile
$17,500
75th percentile
$35,534

2024 graduates — first-time bar passage and employment status as reported to the ABA.

Full-time legal employment

Long-term, JD-required positions

93.8%

First-time bar passage

Across all reported jurisdictions

96.0%

Employment by employer type

Based on 178 graduates

  • Small firms (1–25)51 28.7%
  • Mid-size firms (26–500)37 20.8%
  • Large firms (501+ attorneys)34 19.1%
  • Government28 15.7%
  • Public interest13 7.3%
  • Business & industry9 5.1%
  • Federal clerkships3 1.7%
  • Academia3 1.7%

Top jurisdictions where graduates work

Texas

graduates

151

District of Columbia

graduates

5

North Carolina

graduates

3

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Every number on this page comes from one of three federally mandated ABA Required Disclosures for Texas A&M University School of Law:

Data last updated July 2026. These figures and events are compiled from public sources and can be outdated or change without notice — always confirm current numbers, deadlines, and event dates on Texas A&M University School of Law's official website before making any decisions: law.tamu.edu.

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