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Southern Illinois University—Carbondale Acceptance Rate, LSAT & GPA

SIU School of Law Admissions Overview

Key admissions statistics from the 2018 ABA 509 report.

Acceptance Rate

50.36%

Applications

419

Class Size

76

Median LSAT

150

25th–75th: 147–151

Median GPA

3.10

25th–75th: 2.70–3.48

SIU School of Law Employment Outcomes

Employment and bar passage data from ABA 509 disclosures.

JD Employment Rate

72.7%

Bar Pass Rate

60.4%

SIU School of Law Financial Overview

Scholarship & Grant Aid

Students Receiving Grants

97%

94th percentile

Median Grant

$5,500

Grant Range (25th–75th)

$2,500 – $10,000

Grant Distribution

65%

30%

< Half Tuition: 65.0%

Half to Full: 30.0%

> Full Tuition: 3.0%

Conditional Scholarships

This school reports no conditional scholarships.

Admissions Contact

https://www.law.siu.edu/admissions/index.html lawadmit@siu.edu 618-536-7711

Also known as

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY-CARBONDALE

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2.83 / 161 • Syracuse University • 9 months ago

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