ABA 509 DATA BY STATE, 2025
Law Schools in Wyoming: LSAT, GPA, Cost, and Jobs (2025)
The myth: a state with just 1 law school must have an easy admit. Wyoming breaks it. The University of Wyoming accepts 35.8% of applicants, a real number, not a soft admit just because it's the only school in the state, with a 156 median LSAT and a 3.5 GPA. Tuition data wasn't available for this cycle, but the school discounts 88.6% of its students by share.
Every ABA law school in Wyoming
Ranked by median LSAT, highest first. Every school's own page has the full 25th/50th/75th breakdown, cost, and job outcomes.
| School | LSAT 50th | GPA 50th | Accept. rate | Sticker/yr | FT/LT jobs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wyoming | 156 | 3.5 | 35.8% | N/A on file | 86% |
See what 1 extra LSAT point is worth in grants at Wyoming.
Reading the Wyoming market
The myth that a 1-school state is automatically an easy admit falls apart in Wyoming. The University of Wyoming accepts 35.8% of applicants, a real number, not a soft admit just because it's the only school in the state. The median LSAT is 156 and the median GPA is 3.5, real numbers that put a meaningful chunk of applicants outside the range.
Tuition data for this school wasn't available for the current cycle, so treat any number you see elsewhere with some skepticism and confirm directly with the school before you budget around it. What we can say from the data: the discount share sits at 88.6%, a generous grant rate that suggests most admitted students pay well below whatever the sticker turns out to be.
Outcomes are solid. 86% of graduates land a full-time, long-term job within 10 months, among the better results you'll find at a single-school state.
Is Wyoming worth it in-state? On admissions selectivity and placement alone, yes, this isn't a fallback school just because it's the only one in the state. Confirm the real tuition number directly with the school before committing, and if you want to compare it against other options, run it through the calculator against nearby states with more competitive markets.
FAQ
How many ABA-accredited law schools are in Wyoming?
Wyoming has 1 ABA-accredited law school: the University of Wyoming.
What's the easiest law school to get into in Wyoming?
The University of Wyoming, the only ABA-accredited school in the state, with a 156 median LSAT and a 35.8% acceptance rate. Easiest here still means a real application.
What's the cheapest law school in Wyoming?
The University of Wyoming, since it's the only ABA-accredited option in the state. Verified sticker tuition wasn't available for this cycle, but its 88.6% discount share suggests most students pay well below whatever the listed price is; confirm directly with the school.
Which Wyoming law school has the best job placement?
The University of Wyoming, by default, at 86% full-time, long-term employment within 10 months of graduation, a solid rate for a single-school state.
Is it worth going to law school in Wyoming if I don't plan to practice there?
The outcomes hold up reasonably well outside the state too. An 86% FT/LT rate and a honestly selective 35.8% acceptance rate make this a real option, not a fallback, though it's worth comparing it to nearby states through the calculator if you're not anchored to Wyoming.
Source: ABA Standard 509 Information Reports, 2015 to 2025, via LSAT Unplugged's 509 master. Verify against each school's own filing before relying on it. Last updated 2026-10-08.
