There are 5 ABA-accredited law schools in Louisiana. The schools in the below table lists the schools in order of rankings.
The schools are ranked based on test scores, tuition, bar pass rate, and employment statistics.
Tulane University School of Law's tuition is the most expensive ($77,648) and Louis D. Brandeis School of Law's tuition is the lowest ($32,900).
Tulane University School of Law offers the best financial aid of $37,500 which is 48.29% of tuition amount.
Paul M. Hebert Law Center has the lowest acceptance rate of 38.55%) and Louis D. Brandeis School of Law has the highest rate of 63.39%).
Tulane University School of Law has the highest LSAT score of 161 and Southern University Law Center has the lowest score of 147.
Paul M. Hebert Law Center has the highest GPA of 3.74 and Southern University Law Center has the lowest GPA of 3.15.
Tulane University School of Law is the largest school with 849 enrolled students and Louis D. Brandeis School of Law is the smallest school with 377 students.
Paul M. Hebert Law Center has the highest bar exam pass rate of 84.92% and Southern University Law Center has the lowest rate of 60.33%.
Louis D. Brandeis School of Law is the oldest school founded in 1846 and Southern University Law Center is the most recently founded in 1946.
Southern University Law Center requires the most expensive application fees of $75.
