24 Law Schools Charge Tuition & Fees between $35K and $40K in 2024

Among 197 ABA-accredited law schools, 24 law schools' tuition & fees are between $35K and $40K for the academic year 2023-2024. The average law school tuition is $50,994, so the tuition at these schools is low.

In average, 79.43% of students received grants and/or scholarships and the average amount is $13,645. The actual tuition after receiving aid is down to $24,523.

At these schools, the average acceptance rate is 47.40% for 2024 Admission. The acceptance rate of the schools is higher than national average rate of 42.35%.

The average LSAT score of the schools is 156 and the average GPA is 3.56. Their LSAT score is similar to national average score of 159.

Comparison Table Between 24 Law Schools with Tuition between $35K and $40K

The following table lists and compare 24 law schools with Tuition between $35K and $40K. For the schools:

University of Georgia School of Law has the lowest acceptance rate of 14.77% and University of South Dakota School of Law has the highest acceptance rate of 76.16%.
Levin College of Law has the highest LSAT score of of 169 and Claude W. Pettit College of Law has the lowest LSAT score of 148.
University of Oklahoma College of Law is the largest school with 1,105 students and Jacksonville University College of Law is the smallest school with 0 students.
University of Mississippi School of Law is the oldest, established in 1,854 and Jacksonville University College of Law is the newest, opened in 2,022.

By Tuition Range

24 Law Schools Tuition between $35K and $40K
School Name	State	Founded	Tuition & Fees	Average Financial Aid	LSAT Score	Acceptance Rate	Population
University of Arkansas School of Lawpublic	AR	1924	$39,733	$9,000	156	42.57%	402
University of Dayton School of Lawpublic	OH	1974	$38,843	$34,000	155	34.30%	552
Thomas Goode Jones School of Lawpublic	AL	1928	$39,900	$15,600	150	58.25%	325
Florida International University College of Lawpublic	FL	2000	$36,049	$10,683	160	25.18%	591
Levin College of Lawpublic	FL	1909	$38,040	$21,804	169	17.01%	762
Georgia State University College of Lawpublic	GA	1982	$36,810	$9,804	159	31.03%	676
University of Georgia School of Lawpublic	GA	1859	$37,752	$10,862	169	14.77%	694
Howard University School of Lawpublic	DC	1869	$39,756	$13,090	155	33.55%	488
University of Illinois Chicago School of Lawpublic	IL	1899	$39,708	$22,500	152	69.53%	990
Paul M. Hebert Law Centerpublic	LA	1906	$39,105	$13,000	157	48.93%	626
Mississippi College School of Lawpublic	MS	1930	$39,642	$20,000	150	67.41%	362
University of Mississippi School of Lawpublic	MS	1854	$38,880	$10,000	157	43.53%	531
University of Nebraska - Lincoln College of Lawpublic	NE	1888	$37,442	$16,068	158	65.90%	466
North Carolina Central University School of Lawpublic	NC	1940	$39,042	$10,405	149	34.62%	430
Salmon P. Chase College of Lawpublic	KY	1893	$38,165	$18,000	152	71.91%	375
Claude W. Pettit College of Lawpublic	OH	1885	$35,250	$21,000	148	68.25%	196
Oklahoma City University School of Lawpublic	OK	1907	$37,500	$14,000	149	65.40%	427
University of Oklahoma College of Lawpublic	OK	1909	$36,653	$11,000	159	47.23%	1,105
University of South Dakota School of Lawpublic	SD	1901	$36,333	$5,000	151	76.16%	244
University of Tennessee College of Lawpublic	TN	1890	$39,152	$7,000	162	30.21%	417
Texas Tech University School of Lawpublic	TX	1967	$39,232	$10,000	158	38.08%	439
Washburn University School of Lawpublic	KS	1903	$39,900	$3,030	154	66.10%	305
University of Wyoming College of Lawpublic	WY	1920	$37,162	$8,000	154	55.09%	226
Jacksonville University College of Lawpublic	FL	2022	$36,000	-	153	32.60%	0