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San Francisco, California

University of California – San Francisco

Accreditation
ABA approved since 1939
Institution type
Public
J.D. formats
Full-time J.D.
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Median LSAT
161
Fall 2025 entering class
Median GPA
3.71
Fall 2025 entering class
Resident tuition
$53,087
Full-time, 2025-2026
First-year class
380
Enrolled fall 2025
Bar-required jobs
87%
Class of 2025, full-time long-term
First-time bar passage
86.3%
2025 graduates

Latest verified values from ABA required disclosures. Each dataset describes a different class, as labelled. The job share is PreLaw Advisor’s arithmetic (full-time, long-term bar-passage-required positions ÷ total graduates), not an ABA-published figure.

Published class percentiles — fall 2025

LSAT25th 158 · Median 161 · 75th 163
LSAT: published 25th percentile 158, median 161, 75th percentile 163.
Undergraduate GPA25th 3.55 · Median 3.71 · 75th 3.83
Undergraduate GPA: published 25th percentile 3.55, median 3.71, 75th percentile 3.83.

Published percentiles describe the class that enrolled; they are not an admissions prediction and PreLaw Advisor does not estimate anyone’s chances. Sign in to compare your own numbers privately.

Over the years on file

Median LSAT

1612025

2023: 1602024: 1602025: 161
Acceptance rate

27.5%2025

2023: 30.9%2024: 37.5%2025: 27.5%
Applications

4,5932025

2023: 3,8992024: 3,6962025: 4,593
First-time bar passage

86.3%2026

2023: 70.9%2024: 72.1%2025: 83.8%2026: 86.3%

Each line fits its own range, so it shows direction over time and cannot be compared with another school’s. Admissions figures use the ABA report year (the fall entering class); bar passage uses the report year, which covers the previous year’s graduates.