The University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL · Public · ABA-accredited J.D.
Admissions
After graduation
The numbers that matter are full-time, long-term, bar-passage-required jobs — the actual practice of law. School-funded and part-time positions are reported separately below, not folded into the headline.
Graduates most often work in: ALABAMA, GEORGIA, TENNESSEE.
A note on honesty: 2% of employed graduates are in positions the school itself funded — excluded from the full-time-lawyer figure above.
The University of Alabama is an ABA-accredited law school in Tuscaloosa, AL. It admits about 26% of applicants, making it highly selective. The median enrolled student scored 167 on the LSAT with a 3.97 GPA.
Medians describe the class, not your odds. A number below the median isn't a rejection and one above isn't a guarantee — splitters get in both directions. The tool below places your actual LSAT and GPA inside The University of Alabama's band.
Your odds, not the median
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Admissions and outcomes from the American Bar Association's Standard 509 Required Disclosures (2025 reporting year). Every accredited school must file these annually. Confirm current deadlines and requirements on The University of Alabama's official site before you apply.
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