The following statements compares Texas A&M University School of Law (TAMU Law) and S.J. Quinney College of Law (The U Law) with important law school statistics. All data is for the academic year 2023-2024, except bar passage and employment data for 2022-2023.
Both schools are public.
TAMU Law tuition of $48,618 is more expensive than The U Law tuition of $43,598.
TAMU Law offers the better financial aid of $27,000 which is 55.53% of tuition amount.
TAMU Law acceptance rate of 30.20% is lower than The U Law of 14.64%.
TAMU Law's LSAT score of 166 is higher than The U Law of 164.
TAMU Law's GPA of 3.97 is higher than The U Law of 3.85.
TAMU Law with 1,683 students is larger than The U Law with 320 students.
The U Law has higher bar exam pass rate than TAMU Law.
The U Law founded in 1913 is older than TAMU Law founded in 1992.
TAMU Law requires more expensive application fees than The U Law.
