The List
| Law School | GPA Curve |
|---|---|
| Mississippi College School of Law | 2.50-2.79(1L) |
| University of Akron School of Law | 2.78 |
| University of Alabama School of Law | 3.20 |
| Albany Law School | 3.07 |
| American University Washington College of Law | Full-time / Part-time: 4L N/A / 3.38; 3L 3.41 / 3.40; 2L 3.34 / 3.37 |
| Appalachian School of Law | 2.50–2.67 |
| University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law | 3.29 |
| Arizona State University, Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law | 3.30 |
| University of Arkansas School of Law | 2.67 |
| University of Arkansas at Little Rock, William H. Bowen School of Law | 2.87 |
| Ave Maria School of Law | 3.08 |
| University of Baltimore School of Law | 2.86 |
| Barry University, Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law | 3.75 |
| Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law | 3.16 |
| Boston College Law School | 3.32 |
| Boston University School of Law | Not Reported (Top-third: 3.51) |
| Brigham Young University J. Reuben Clark Law School | 3.30 |
| Brooklyn Law School | 3.25 |
| Case Western Reserve University School of Law | 3.0 (3.1 Median) for 1Ls, varies from (3.2-3.7) for 2L/3Ls |
| UCLA School of Law | 3.2 |
| Chapman University School of Law | 2.80 |
| Charleston School of Law | 2.67–3.00 |
| Columbus School of Law | 2.80–3.00 |
| University of Connecticut School of Law | 3.0 Median |
| Cornell Law School | 3.35 |
| University of Dayton School of Law | 2.80 (1L); 3.00 (2L/3L) |
| University of Denver Sturm College of Law | 3.00 (median); 2.85–3.15 (mean) |
| Duke University School of Law | 3.30 |
| Duquesne University School of Law | For each first-year course and all upper-level courses of 15 or more students, the faculty suggests that 20-25% of the grades be A- or above, 50-60% of the grades be B- to B+, and 20-25% of the grades be C+ or below. |
| Elon University School of Law | 3.39 (based on a scale where 2.8 was equivalent to C and 4.3 was highest A) |
| Emory University School of Law | 3.3 |
| Florida Coastal School of Law | 2.50 (1L mean); 2.70 (2L/3L mean) |
| University of Florida Levin College of Law | 3.15 |
| Fordham University School of Law | 3.17 |
| George Mason University School of Law | 3.20-3.30 |
| The George Washington University Law School | 3.15–3.25 |
| Georgetown University Law Center | 3.1667 |
| University of Georgia School of Law | 2.90 |
| Georgia State University College of Law | 2.9-3.1 |
| Gonzaga University School of Law | 2.60–2.90 |
| Thomas Jefferson School of Law | 2.7 |
| University of Houston Law Center | 2.9-3.1 (1L mean) |
| University of Idaho College of Law | 2.70 |
| University of Illinois College of Law | 3.20 (1L mean) |
| University of Kansas School of Law | 2.80–3.00 (1L mean) |
| University of Kentucky College of Law | 2.9–3.1 |
| Lewis & Clark Law School | 3.0 (1L and classes with more than 20 students); 3.3 expected maximum (all other courses) |
| Louisiana State University, Paul M. Hebert Law Center | 2.60 (1L); 2.80 (2L/3L) |
| Loyola University New Orleans College of Law | 3.017 |
| University of Massachusetts School of Law | 1.9-2.3 |
| Massachusetts School of Law | 2.0 |
| University of Michigan Law School | 3.13-3.25 |
| University of Minnesota Law School | 3.00–3.33 |
| University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law | 2.942 (median grade - grading guidelines vary by year in school and type of course) |
| North Carolina Central University School of Law | 1.67–2.33 |
| Northwestern University School of Law | 3.26 |
| Ohio Northern University, Pettit College of Law | 2.33 (L1)- 2.66 (L2/L3) |
| Ohio State University Moritz College of Law | 2.70 |
| Oklahoma City University School of Law | 2.17–2.60 |
| University of Oregon School of Law | 2.67–2.75 |
| Pennsylvania State University – Dickinson School of Law | 2.90–3.10 |
| Quinnipiac University School of Law | 3.02 |
| Roger Williams University School of Law | 2.65-2.85 1L; 2.80-3.1 2L |
| Rutgers School of Law - Newark | 3.00 |
| St. John's University School of Law | 3.30 (median); 2.95–3.05 (mean) |
| Saint Louis University School of Law | 2.80 |
| University of San Diego School of Law | 2.95–3.05 |
| University of San Francisco School of Law | 2.73–2.99 |
| Seattle University School of Law | 3.1–3.2 |
| Seton Hall University School of Law | 3.0 |
| University of Southern California School of Law | 3.30 |
| South Texas College of Law | 2.67 |
| Southern Illinois University School of Law | 2.55–2.80 |
| Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law | 3.04 |
| Southwestern Law School | 2.90 (1L mean); 3.00 (2L/3L mean) |
| Suffolk University Law School | 3.02 (1L); 3.16 (2L/3L) |
| Syracuse University College of Law | 2.90–3.10 |
| Temple University Beasley School of Law | 3.05 |
| University of Tennessee College of Law | 3.0(1L); 3.1 (2L); 3.2–3.3 (3L) |
| University of Texas School of Law | 3.30 |
| Texas Wesleyan University School of Law | 3.00 |
| Thomas M. Cooley Law School | 2.00–2.40 |
| Tulane University Law School | 3.20–3.30 |
| University of Tulsa College of Law | 2.50–2.67 |
| University of Utah, S.J. Quinney College of Law | 3.38 |
| Valparaiso University School of Law | 2.50–2.70 |
| Vanderbilt University Law School | 3.17 |
| Vermont Law School | 3.00 |
| Villanova University School of Law | 3.25 |
| University of Virginia School of Law | 3.30 |
| Washington and Lee University School of Law | 3.34 |
| University of Washington School of Law | 3.40 |
| Whittier Law School | 2.50–2.75 (1L); 2.50–2.88 (2L/3L) |
| Widener University School of Law | 2.30–2.75 (1L), 2.50-2.85 (Upper Level Required), 2.50-3.10 (Upper Level Elective, >20 students), 2.50-3.40 (Upper Level Elective, ≤20 students) |
| William Mitchell College of Law | 3.00 |
| University of Wisconsin Law School | 2.85–3.10 |
| University of Wyoming College of Law | 2.60–3.00 |
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