Chicago, Illinois
University of Illinois Chicago School of Law
- Accreditation
- ABA approved since 1951
- Institution type
- Public
- J.D. formats
- Full-time and Part-time J.D.
- Median LSAT
- 153
- Median GPA
- 3.40
- Resident tuition
- $1,248 / credit
- First-year class
- 379
- Bar-required jobs
- 71.2%
- First-time bar passage
- 68.8%
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
- University of Illinois Chicago School of Law — Process and Requirements Access JD application information and important deadlines for the next admissions cycle.
- Covers
- 2026-2027 cycle
- Retrieved
- Sep 23, 2026
- Status
- Verified · Sep 28, 2026
Deadlines
- Priority deadlineMarch 1, 2027No time published
Source
- Organization
- Individual law schools
- Document
- University of Illinois Chicago School of Law — Process and Requirements Access JD application information and important deadlines for the next admissions cycle.
- Covers
- 2026-2027 cycle
- Retrieved
- Sep 29, 2026
- Status
- Verified · Sep 29, 2026
- Application fee
- No fee
- Fee waivers
- Not reported
- LSAC CAS required
- Yes
- Résumé
- Required
- Interviews
- Not reported
- Rolling admissions
- Yes
- International applicants
- Not reported
- Transfer applicants
- Not reported
Admission tests
- GRE: accepted
Letters of recommendation: 1 required.
Essays & statements
- Supplemental essayOptional
Source
- Organization
- Individual law schools
- Document
- University of Illinois Chicago School of Law — Process and Requirements Access JD application information and important deadlines for the next admissions cycle.
- Covers
- 2026-2027 cycle
- Retrieved
- Sep 29, 2026
- Status
- Verified · Sep 29, 2026
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.
