University of Pittsburgh

Public · ABA-accredited J.D.

Admissions

35%
Acceptance rate
Offers ÷ applications
160
LSAT (median)
158–163 middle 50%
3.54
GPA (median)
3.26–3.74 middle 50%
May 1
Application deadline
Confirm on the school's site
$65
Application fee
Yes
GRE accepted

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.

82%
In full-time lawyer jobs
FT, long-term, bar-required
86%
First-time bar passage
+6 pts vs. state average
3%
Federal clerkships
Share of the class
16%
Large firms (501+)
Share of the class
12%
Public interest
Share of the class
9%
Government
Share of the class

Graduates most often work in: PENNSYLVANIA, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, NEW YORK.

University of Pittsburgh is an ABA-accredited law school. It admits about 35% of applicants, making it highly selective. The median enrolled student scored 160 on the LSAT with a 3.54 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 University of Pittsburgh's band.

Your odds, not the median

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