Tucson, Arizona
University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law
- Accreditation
- ABA approved since 1930
- Institution type
- Public
- J.D. formats
- Full-time J.D.
- Median LSAT
- 163
- Median GPA
- 3.78
- Resident tuition
- $26,490
- First-year class
- 110
- Bar-required jobs
- 90%
- First-time bar passage
- 84.1%
J.D. program formats
- Full-time J.D.
- Offered. Full-time first-year students were reported to the ABA.
- Part-time J.D.
- Not on the ABA Council’s part-time list.
- Distance-education J.D.
- Not on the ABA Council’s distance-education J.D. list.
- Accelerated entry
- B.A./J.D.
Formats come from the ABA Council’s published lists, not from the school’s marketing. What each format means
Programs published by the school
Certificates
Credentials a school awards for completing a defined set of courses, either alongside the J.D. or as a stand-alone program.
- Family and Juvenile Law JD CertificateSchool page for Family and Juvenile Law JD Certificate (opens in a new tab)
Clinics and field placements
Supervised legal work with real clients or in real legal settings, for credit.
- Arizona Attorney General’s Office ClinicSchool page for Arizona Attorney General’s Office Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Child & Family Law ClinicSchool page for Child & Family Law Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Civil Rights Restoration ClinicSchool page for Civil Rights Restoration Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Community Immigration Law Placement ClinicSchool page for Community Immigration Law Placement Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Criminal Defense ClinicSchool page for Criminal Defense Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Criminal Prosecution & Ninth Circuit Appellate ClinicSchool page for Criminal Prosecution & Ninth Circuit Appellate Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Domestic Violence Law ClinicSchool page for Domestic Violence Law Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Education Advocacy ClinicSchool page for Education Advocacy Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Federal Criminal Defense ClinicSchool page for Federal Criminal Defense Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Immigration Law ClinicSchool page for Immigration Law Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Intellectual Property and Entrepreneurship ClinicSchool page for Intellectual Property and Entrepreneurship Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Juvenile Law Facilitation and Advocacy ClinicSchool page for Juvenile Law Facilitation and Advocacy Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Tribal Justice ClinicSchool page for Tribal Justice Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Veterans’ Advocacy ClinicSchool page for Veterans’ Advocacy Clinic (opens in a new tab)
- Workers’ Rights ClinicSchool page for Workers’ Rights Clinic (opens in a new tab)
Centers and institutes
Research and program centers that organize a school's teaching, scholarship and events in a field.
- The Rehnquist CenterSchool page for The Rehnquist Center (opens in a new tab)
Advanced law degrees
Degrees for people who already hold a first degree in law, in the United States or abroad.
- S.J.D. / J.S.D. programSchool page for S.J.D. / J.S.D. program (opens in a new tab)
Master's degrees for non-lawyers
Graduate degrees in legal studies for professionals who work with the law but do not intend to practise. They do not qualify graduates to sit for the bar.
- Master of Legal StudiesSchool page for Master of Legal Studies (opens in a new tab)
Curriculum & faculty (2025 ABA report)
Source
- Organization
- American Bar Association, Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar
- Document
- ABA Standard 509 compilation — Curricular Offerings (2025)
- Covers
- Report year 2025
- Retrieved
- Sep 23, 2026
- Status
- Verified · Sep 23, 2026
Clinic and simulation seat counts are only mapped from report layouts that define them unambiguously (2025 onward).