The following statements compares University of North Carolina School of Law (UNC Law) and Levin College of Law (UF Law) with important law school statistics. All data is for the academic year 2025-2026, except bar passage and employment data for 2024-2025.
Both schools are public.
UNC Law tuition of $57,854 is more expensive than UF Law tuition of $42,396.
UF Law offers the better financial aid of $19,000 which is 44.82% of tuition amount.
UNC Law acceptance rate of 16.52% is lower than UF Law of 11.19%.
UF Law's LSAT score of 169 is higher than UNC Law of 168.
UF Law's GPA of 3.91 is higher than UNC Law of 3.89.
UF Law with 781 students is larger than UNC Law with 543 students.
UNC Law has higher bar exam pass rate than UF Law.
UNC Law founded in 1845 is older than UF Law founded in 1909.
UNC Law requires more expensive application fees than UNC Law.
