2023
Fall 2023 Entering Class Profile |
Number in entering class: |
150 |
Percent from Nebraska: |
42% |
Percent from out of state: |
58% |
Percent students of color: |
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% GPA: |
3.48-3.93 |
*percentage includes people of Middle Eastern and Northern African descent, who are counted as Caucasian by the American Bar Association
2022
Fall 2022 Entering Class Profile |
Number in entering class: |
147 |
Percent from Nebraska: |
50% |
Percent from out of state: |
50% |
Percent students of color: |
20% |
Percent female: |
42% |
Percent male: |
58% |
Average age: |
24.2 |
Percent 27 years old or older: |
17% |
Number of undergraduate institutions represented: |
69 |
Number of majors represented: |
49 |
Median LSAT: |
158 |
25-75% LSAT: |
155-161 |
Median GPA: |
3.72 |
25-75% GPA: |
3.41-3.91 |
Graduating Class of 2022 |
2019 Ultimate Bar Passage Rate |
95.69% |
Top Employment States: |
Nebraska, South Dakota, Colorado |
Percent of class employed in all JD-Advantage & JD-Required positions: |
92% |
2021
Fall 2021 Entering Class Profile |
Number in entering class: |
161 |
Percent from Nebraska: |
58% |
Percent from out of state: |
42% |
Percent students of color: |
14% |
Percent female: |
48% |
Percent male: |
52% |
Average age: |
24.4 |
Percent 27 years old or older: |
16% |
Number of undergraduate institutions represented: |
68 |
Number of majors represented: |
51 |
Median LSAT: |
158 |
25-75% LSAT: |
155-161 |
Median GPA: |
3.64 |
25-75% GPA: |
3.38-3.95 |
Graduating Class of 2021 |
2018 Ultimate Bar Passage Rate |
93.81% |
Top Employment States: |
Nebraska, South Dakota, Illinois |
Percent of class employed in all JD-Preferred & JD-Required positions: |
87% |