Texas A&M University School of Law

Texas A&M University School of Law is located in Fort Worth, Texas. Texas A&M University School of Law has been accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA) since 1994.
Acceptance Rate
13.5%
Tuition & Fees In-State / Out-of-State
$33K / $49K
Students With Grants
93.7%
Bar Passage Rate 1st Time / 2 Years
93% / 98.2%
Admissions & Academics
Learn about topics such as the degrees that you can pursue at Texas A&M University School of Law and what it takes to get into the JD program.
Acceptance Rate
13.5%
Median LSAT
168
Median GPA
3.97
First-Year Class Enrollment
121
Acceptance Rate
Degrees:
  • JD
  • LLM
  • MLS (Master of Legal Studies)
Joint/Dual Degrees:
  • JD/MPH
  • JD/MMAL
  • JD/MBA
  • JD/MST
Certificates or Concentrations:
  • LLM - General, customizable (in residence)
  • LLM - Intellectual Property (in residence)
  • LLM - International Tax curriculum (online only)
  • LLM - Risk Management curriculum (online only)
  • LLM - Wealth Management curriculum (online only)
  • MLS - General customizable degree (in residence)
  • MLS - Intellectual Property, Technology, and Innovation (in residence)
  • MLS - Business Law and Compliance (online only)
  • MLS - Cybersecurity Law and Policy (online only)
  • MLS - Energy and Environmental Law (online only)
  • MLS - Energy, Oil, and Gas Law (online only)
  • MLS - Health Law, Policy, and Management (online only)
  • MLS - HR & Employment Law, Policy, & Management (online only)
  • MLS - International Tax (online only)
  • MLS - Real Estate & Construction Law, Policy, & Management (online only)
  • MLS - Risk Management (online only)
  • MLS - Wealth Management (online only)
  • MLS - Business Law and Compliance (hybrid program)

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Application Deadlines:
JD
Priority 1: Dec 8, 2024 Priority 2: Feb 1, 2025 Priority 3: Mar 1, 2025 Regular: May 31, 2025
LLM
Fall: Aug 1, 2025 Spring: Jan 1, 2025 Summer (online programs only): May 1, 2025
LSAT

  • Median LSAT

  • 25/75 LSAT

GPA

  • Median GPA

  • 25/75 GPA

First-Year Class Enrollment

  • Full Time

  • Part Time

Demographic Distribution By Race

  • White 57.1%

  • Hispanic 17.5%

  • Asian 8.9%

  • Multiracial 7.1%

  • Race / Ethnicity Unknown 5.1%

  • Black / African American 4.3%

  • American Indian / Alaska Native 0%

  • Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0%

Demographic Distribution By Gender

  • Women 51.8%

  • Men 47.7%

  • Another Gender Identity 0.3%

  • Prefer Not To Report 0.3%

First-Year Section Size: 57 Student/Faculty Ratio: 2.88:1 Total JD Enrollment: 394 Total Non-JD Enrollment: 1649
Cost & Financial Aid
Learn about the cost of attending Texas A&M University School of Law and the availability of financial aid.
Tuition & Fees In-State / Out-of-State
$33K / $49K
Living Expenses On Campus
$0K
Living Expenses Off Campus
$29K
Students With Grants
93.7%
In-State Tuition & Fees

  • Tuition & Fees

This chart reflects in-state tuition only. In-state tuition for 2024 is $32,634, and out-of-state tuition is $48,682.

Living Expenses

  • Living Expenses On Campus

  • Living Expenses Off Campus

  • Living Expenses at Home

Students With Grants

  • With Less than Half Grants

  • With Half to Full Grants

  • With Full / More than Full Grants

Median Grant Amounts

  • Median Grant Amount

Conditional Scholarships Offered: No Conditional Scholarships Awarded: 0 Conditional Scholarships Reduced/Eliminated After 1 Year: 0
Extracurriculars
Learn about the opportunities that Texas A&M University School of Law offers outside the classroom.
Journals:
  • Texas A&M Law Review
  • Texas A&M Journal of Property Law
Clinics:
  • Civil Rights Clinic
  • Community Development Clinic
  • Entrepreneurship Law Clinic
  • Environmental & Natural Resources Systems Clinic
  • Family and Veterans Advocacy Clinic
  • Immigrant Rights Clinic
  • Innocence Project
  • Medical Legal Partnership
  • Patent Clinic
  • Probate & Estate Planning Clinic
  • Tax Dispute Resolution Clinic
  • Trademark & Copyright Clinic

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Student Associations:
  • 12th Law Man
  • Aggie Health Law Society
  • American Constitution Society (ACS)
  • Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (APALSA)
  • Bitcoin
  • Black Law Students Association (BLSA)
  • Board of Advocates (BOA)
  • Business Law Society
  • Christian Legal Society
  • Civil Rights Law Initiative
  • Criminal Law Society
  • Employment & Labor Law Student Association (ELLSA)
  • Energy Law Student Association
  • Family Law Society
  • Federalist Society
  • Immigration Law Initiative (ILI)
  • Intellectual Property Aggies
  • LatinX Law Students Association (LLSA)
  • Longhorn Law Student Association
  • Military & Veteran Law Society
  • National Lawyers Guild
  • OUTLaw
  • Phi Delta Phi
  • Public Interest Law Fellowship
  • Real Estate Law Society
  • Speakers’ Bureau
  • Sports & Entertainment Law Society
  • St. Thomas More Society Guild
  • Student Bar Association (SBA)
  • Tax Law Society
  • Women’s Law Student Association
  • Women of Color Collective Law Student Association (WOCC)

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Moot Court/Legal Skills Competitions:
  • Intramural advocacy competitions
  • UNT Dallas College of Law & Texas A&M University School of Law Intermural ADR Competition
Other Opportunities:
  • Global Law and Policy Program
  • Legal Analysis, Research, and Writing Program
  • Interscholastic Moot Court, Mock Trial, and ADR Teams
  • Professionalism & Leadership Program
  • Contracts Laboratory
  • Equal Justice Pro Bono Program

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Careers
Learn about the bar passage rate of Texas A&M University School of Law alumni and the career paths that they have pursued.
Bar Passage Rate 1st Time / 2 Years
93% / 98.2%
Graduates Employed
98.8%
Graduates in Jobs Requiring Bar Passage
86.4%
Graduates in Law Firm Jobs
54.9%
Employment Status

  • Jobs Requiring Bar Passage 86.4%

  • Jobs for Which a JD Is an Advantage 12.3%

  • Enrolled in Graduate Studies 1.2%

  • Professional Positions 0%

  • Other Positions 0%

  • Positions Funded by Their School 0%

  • Undeterminable Positions 0%

  • Jobs With Deferred Start Dates 0%

  • Unemployed – Seeking Employment 0%

  • Unemployed – Not Seeking Employment 0%

  • Unknown Employment Status 0%

Employment Type

  • Law Firms 55.6%

  • Government 17.5%

  • Business / Industry 11.9%

  • Public Interest 8.1%

  • Federal Clerkships 5%

  • Education 1.3%

  • Non-Federal Clerkships 0.6%

  • Unknown 0%

Top Three States of Employed Graduates

  • Texas 140

  • Colorado 3

  • Virginia 3

1515 Commerce St.
Fort Worth, TX 76102-6509
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1515 Commerce St.
Fort Worth, TX 76102-6509

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