How many law schools are in Kentucky?

Kentucky has 3 ABA-accredited law schools, including University of Kentucky, University of Louisville, Northern Kentucky University.

What LSAT score do I need for law schools in Kentucky?

LSAT medians at Kentucky law schools range from 154 to 159. The average across all schools is 157.

What is the average acceptance rate for Kentucky law schools?

The average acceptance rate for law schools in Kentucky is 54%. Rates range from highly selective to open-admission programs.

What is the bar passage rate for Kentucky law schools?

The average first-time bar passage rate for Kentucky law school graduates is 78%. Individual school rates vary based on selectivity and bar prep programs.

How much does law school cost in Kentucky?

Tuition at Kentucky law schools ranges from $32,000 to $49,836 per year. Total cost of attendance includes living expenses, which vary by city.

3 Law Schools in Kentucky

Compare 3 ABA-accredited law schools in Kentucky by rankings, LSAT/GPA medians, employment outcomes, and tuition.

Law Schools

Top 50 Ranked

Avg Acceptance

54%

Avg LSAT

157

Avg Employment

Avg Bar Passage

78%

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75+

University of Kentucky Lexington

University of Kentucky 75+

Lexington, Kentucky

LSAT 159 GPA 3.72 41%

75+

University of Louisville Louisville

University of Louisville 75+

Louisville, Kentucky

LSAT 157 GPA 3.67 63%

Northern Kentucky University Highland Heights

Northern Kentucky University

Highland Heights, Kentucky

LSAT 154 GPA 3.41 59%

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Law Schools in Kentucky: 2026 Overview

Kentucky has 3 ABA-accredited law schools with an average LSAT median of 157 (range: 154–159) , an average GPA median of 3.60, and an average acceptance rate of 54%.

The average first-time bar passage rate across Kentucky schools is 78%. Tuition ranges from $32,000 to $49,836 per year.

Data from ABA 509 disclosures and 136,000+ self-reported applicant outcomes (LSD.Law).

Law Schools in Nearby States

Alabama (3 schools) Arkansas (2 schools) Delaware (1 school) District of Columbia (6 schools) Florida (12 schools) Georgia (5 schools)