Class Profiles

2025

Fall 2025 Entering Class Profile
Number in entering class:154
Percent from Nebraska:51%
Percent from out of of state49%
Percent BIPOC:20%*
Percent female:51%
Percent male:47%
Percent other:2%
Average age:24.22
Percent 27 years old or older:18%
Number of undergraduate institutions represented:82
Number of majors represented:55
Median LSAT:160
25%-75% LSAT:156-162
Median GPA:3.81
25%-75%:3.6-3.97

 

Graduating Class of 2025
2022 Ultimate Bar Passage Rate: 
Top Employment States: 
Percent of class employed in all JD-Advantage & JD-Required Positions: 

 

*percentage includes people of Middle Eastern and Northern African descent, who are counted as Caucasian by the American Bar Association
 

2024

Fall 2024 Entering Class Profile
Number in entering class:151
Percent from Nebraska:50%
Percent from out of of state50%
Percent BIPOC:21%*
Percent female:56%
Percent male:42%
Percent other:2%
Average age:23.95
Percent 27 years old or older:12%
Number of undergraduate institutions represented:75
Number of majors represented:57
Median LSAT:158
25%-75% LSAT:154-161
Median GPA:3.77
25%-75%:3.47-3.96

 

Graduating Class of 2024
2021 Ultimate Bar Passage Rate:98.13%
Top Employment States:Nebraska, Minnesota, Illinois
Percent of class employed in all JD-Advantage & JD-Required Positions:94%

 

*percentage includes people of Middle Eastern and Northern African descent, who are counted as Caucasian by the American Bar Association

2023

Fall 2023 Entering Class Profile
Number in entering class:150
Percent from Nebraska:42%
Percent from out of of state58%
Percent BIPOC:20%*
Percent female:44%
Percent male:55%
Percent other:1%
Average age:24.08
Percent 27 years old or older:17%
Number of undergraduate institutions represented:68
Number of majors represented:45
Median LSAT:158
25%-75% LSAT:154-160
Median GPA:3.75
25%-75%:3.48-3.93

 

Graduating Class of 2023
2020 Ultimate Bar Passage Rate:93.75%
Top Employment States:Nebraska, Colorado, Illinois
Percent of class employed in all JD-Advantage & JD-Required Positions:91%

 

*percentage includes people of Middle Eastern and Northern African descent, who are counted as Caucasian by the American Bar Association