2026 CLASS PROFILE AND ABA 509 DATA

Miami Law School Admissions: LSAT, GPA, Cost, and Jobs (2026)

Miami's median LSAT jumped 7 points in a decade to 164, next to a 3.8 median GPA and a 24.6% acceptance rate for the 2025 class. The cost caught up too: $66,720 a year, or $200,160 over 3 years, and 35% of the class pays it in full.

The 2026 entering class

Miami Law School's 2026 entering class had a median LSAT of 165, up 1 from 164 in 2025. The median GPA was 3.82. The school hasn't published its 25th and 75th percentiles yet.

Source: the school's own 2026 class profile, as of September 26, 2026. These numbers can shift until the 2026 ABA 509 reports publish. Everything below this section is 2025 ABA 509 data.

What it takes to get in

These are the school's own reported 25th, 50th, and 75th percentile LSAT and GPA numbers from its ABA Standard 509 filing, the same disclosure every accredited law school has to file each year. The 50th percentile is the median: half the admitted class scored above it, half below.

YearLSAT 25thLSAT 50thLSAT 75thGPA 25thGPA 50thGPA 75th
20251601641653.63.83.9
20191561581613.23.43.6
20151541571603.13.43.6

The median LSAT is up 6 points since 2019 and the median GPA moved +0.4. The bar moved here.

Your odds

A 164 LSAT and 3.8 GPA put you at Miami's median, not above it, since half the admitted class matches or beats those marks. Score 165 or higher and you're in the top quarter, where the 24.6% acceptance rate turns into real odds; fall to 160 or under and you're leaning hard on the rest of your file. Run your own numbers through the calculator before you spend a filing fee guessing.

What it costs

Sticker tuition (2025)$66,720/yr
3-year sticker total$200,160
Pays full sticker35%
Gets some grant65%

Of 1,074 students: 35% pay full sticker, 10% get a grant under half tuition, 55% get half tuition or more.

65% of the class received some grant, so a score above the 165 75th percentile matters more here than it does at schools where almost everyone gets a discount.

What you get out (Class of 2024)

Class year reported2024
FT/LT employed, 10 months out89.9%
Biglaw (101+ lawyer firms)30.9%
Federal clerkships1.2%
Government + public interest15.6%
Bar pass rate75.6%

89.9% of the 2024 class landed a full-time, long-term job within 10 months, and with 30.9% going into biglaw, the $200,160 sticker total over 3 years is a real bet for the 35% of the class paying it without a grant.

Schools like Miami

These 6 are the closest match by median LSAT, then median GPA, out of all 196 schools in the 509 master (as of 2026). Use them as your realistic comparison set, not the list of "reach" schools everyone starts with.

FAQ

What LSAT score do you need for Miami?

The median LSAT for Miami's 2025 class is 164, up 6 points since 2019. The 25th percentile is 160 and the 75th is 165.

What GPA do you need for Miami?

The median GPA is 3.8, up from 3.4 in 2019. The 25th percentile is 3.6 and the 75th is 3.9.

What is Miami's acceptance rate?

24.6% for the 2025 cycle, based on 1,132 offers out of 4,593 applications.

How much does Miami cost with and without aid?

Sticker tuition is $66,720 a year, or $200,160 over 3 years before living costs. Only 65% of the class received some grant, and 35% paid full price.

What jobs do Miami graduates get?

89.9% of the 2024 graduating class had a full-time, long-term job within 10 months. 30.9% went to firms of 101 or more lawyers, a strong biglaw share for a school outside the T14.

Is Miami worth it at sticker?

The placement numbers back it up: 89.9% FT/LT and better than 3 in 10 graduates in biglaw. But with only 65% of the class getting a grant, the 35% paying full sticker are financing $200,160, and that group in particular should push hard on the offer before committing.

Source: ABA Standard 509 Information Reports, 2015 to 2025, via LSAT Unplugged's 509 master. Verify against the school's filing before relying on it. Last updated 2026-09-30.