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Location
The state in which the school is located.
Areas of Interest
This list is not exhaustive to what the law school covers (most law schools will teach the majority of topics at least in passing), but should be considered if you are interested in a specific kind of law.
Joint Degrees
If you are intrigued by a career that blends law and other disciplines, consider a joint degree. JD / MBA combinations are particularly popular. This is not necessarily an exhaustive list of joint degrees offered by the university.
Median LSAT
The median LSAT score of incoming students.
Median UGPA
The median undergraduate GPA for incoming students.
Bar Pass Rate
The percent of first-time test takers that passed the bar out of all those reported by the school.
Employment Rate
The percentage of graduates employed nine months after graduation.
Resident Tuition
This is the first year tuition for law school students who reside in the same state.
Nonresident Tuition
This is the first year tuition for law school students who do not reside in the same state.
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