Explore how Georgia State University College of Law's tuition, admissions, LSAT and GPA scores, enrollment, financial aid, and bar exam pass rates have changed over time.
Since 2020, in-state tuition has risen by $707 (+4.2%). Out-of-state tuition has grown by $2,863 (+7.9%). In-state tuition currently stands at $17,596, while out-of-state tuition is at $39,320.
At Georgia State University College of Law, acceptance rates have shifted from 27.8% to 30.6% (+2.8%). Applications have changed from 1,709 to 2,450.
At Georgia State University College of Law, median LSAT scores have changed from 158 to 160. Median GPA has shifted from 3.4 to 3.64.
Enrollment has shifted from 435 total students to 717 students. JD enrollment has changed from 435 to 682, while non-JD programs shifted from 0 to 35.
At Georgia State University College of Law, financial aid distribution has evolved from 61.4% to 53.8% (-7.7%) of students receiving grants. The median grant amount has changed from $5,000 to $7,776.
At Georgia State University College of Law, bar exam pass rates have increased from 83.1% to 90% (+6.9%).
