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Michigan Law School

Ann Arbor, MILaw2025 data

LSAT Median

171

168–173 range

GPA Median

3.88

3.74–3.95 range

Acceptance Rate

8.57%

Program avg: 30.0%

Class Size

329

Public

How to Get Into Michigan Law School

To be competitive at Michigan Law School, applicants typically present a LSAT score near 171 (middle 50%: 168–173) and a GPA around 3.88 (3.74–3.95). Michigan Law School admits about 8.57% of applicants. Each entering class is roughly 329 students. The school is located in Ann Arbor, MI. Figures reflect the 2025 entering class. Enter your own GPA and LSAT score on AdmitBase to see your personalized match category and admission odds.

Admitted Student Profiles

LSAT Score Range

25th: 168Median: 17175th: 173

GPA Range

25th: 3.74Median: 3.8875th: 3.95

Historical Trends

3-year data (20232025)

Test Median:0
GPA Median:+0.02
Acceptance Rate:-3.3pp

Dashed line = projection based on 3-year trend (R² 1.00, low confidence). Actual results may vary.

YearLSAT MedianGPA MedianAccept %AppsClass SizeEmploy %Bar Pass %
20231713.8512.58%6,42527599.02%95.48%
20241713.8611.85%6,76630799.07%97.27%
20251713.888.57%8,98232995.57%
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Tuition

In-State / Resident

$76,108

$50,226 above program average

Out-of-State / Non-Resident

$79,108

Outcomes

Employment Rate

99.07%

Bar Passage Rate

95.57%

BigLaw Placement

50.31%

Employment Outcomes

BigLaw (501+)

50.31%

Federal Clerkship

10.25%

Employment Rate

99.07%

Bar Passage

First-Time Pass Rate

95.57%

Ultimate Pass Rate

98.7%

Scholarships & Grants

Median Grant

$32,000

Students Receiving Grants

91%

School Info

Type

Public

Application Fee

$75

Application Deadline

February 28

1L Attrition Rate

1%

Student Body

Total Enrollment

991

Minority Students

38.04%

Clinical Positions

360

Data source: ABA 509 Disclosure 2025 (2025). Statistics reflect the most recently published admission cycle.

Michigan Law School: Frequently Asked Questions

What is Michigan Law School's acceptance rate?

Michigan Law School has an acceptance rate of about 8.57% (2025 entering class). For comparison, the average across Law programs we track is 30.0%.

What LSAT score do you need for Michigan Law School?

Admitted students at Michigan Law School have a median LSAT score of 171, with a middle-50% range of 168 to 173 (2025 entering class). A score at or above the median makes you most competitive.

What GPA do you need to get into Michigan Law School?

The median GPA of admitted students at Michigan Law School is 3.88, with a middle-50% range of 3.74 to 3.95 (2025 entering class).

How much does Michigan Law School cost?

Annual in-state or resident tuition at Michigan Law School is $76,108. Out-of-state or non-resident tuition is $79,108. Tuition figures exclude living expenses and fees.

How hard is it to get into Michigan Law School?

Admission to Michigan Law School is competitive: it admits roughly 8.57% of applicants, the median LSAT is 171, the median GPA is 3.88. Applicants near or above these medians have the strongest odds. Use AdmitBase to see whether Michigan Law School is a Safety, Target, Reach, or Far Reach for your specific GPA and LSAT score.

Where is Michigan Law School located?

Michigan Law School is located in Ann Arbor, MI.

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