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Minneapolis, Minnesota

St Thomas School of Law, University of (Minneapolis)

Accreditation
ABA approved since 2003
Institution type
Private
J.D. formats
Full-time J.D.
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Median LSAT
159
Fall 2025 entering class
Median GPA
3.72
Fall 2025 entering class
Resident tuition
$50,998
Full-time, 2025-2026
First-year class
166
Enrolled fall 2025
Bar-required jobs
82.6%
Class of 2025, full-time long-term
First-time bar passage
85.1%
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.

Current cycle (2026-2027)

Requirements are recorded per application cycle, so a new cycle never overwrites an older one. The 2026-2027 cycle is for students starting law school in fall 2027.

From the school’s official admissions pages

Source
Organization
Individual law schools
Document
St Thomas School of Law, University of (Minneapolis) — Admissions and Tuition
Covers
2026-2027 cycle
Retrieved
Sep 28, 2026
Status
Verified · Sep 29, 2026
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Application fee
No fee
Fee waivers
Not reported
LSAC CAS required
Yes
Résumé
Not reported
Interviews
Applicants may be invited to participate in an optional interview prior to the scholarship decision.
Rolling admissions
Yes
International applicants
Not reported
Transfer applicants
Not reported

Admission tests

  • LSAT: accepted

As reported to the ABA

The ABA report that would cover the 2026-2027 cycle (report year 2026) has not been published or verified yet.