Regent University School of Law Class Profiles by Year

    Regent Law Tuition, Admission, and Enrollment Trends from 2016 to 2024

    The following table shows Regent Law's class profiles by year. The green or red colored numbers indicate changes in value or percentage for each subject compared to previous year.
    Regent University School of Law Class Profiles From 2016 to 2024
    YearTuition & FeesLSAT Score GPAAcceptance RateYield EnrollmentBar Exam Pass Rate
    2015-16 - 152 3.29 54.18% 29.82% 363 -
    2016-17 - 152 3.36
    		 42.71%
    		 33.18%
    		 504
    		 -
    2017-18 - 154
    		 3.33
    		 42.89%
    		 47.15%
    		 505
    		 77.38%
    2018-19 - 154 3.55
    		 43.29%
    		 35.42%
    		 236
    		 83.56%
    2019-20 - 155
    		 3.45
    		 62.76%
    		 38.06%
    		 872
    		 82.61%
    2020-21 - 155 3.45 51.38%
    		 43.30%
    		 928
    		 90.62%
    2021-22 - 156
    		 3.64
    		 39.70%
    		 45.86%
    		 321
    		 76.81%
    2022-23 - 157
    		 3.63
    		 41.32%
    		 49.35%
    		 844
    		 92.59%
    2023-24 - 157 3.68
    		 40.88%
    		 48.21%
    		 944
    		 83.51%
    2024-25 - 158
    		 3.64
    		 44.34%
    		 48.12%
    		 955
    		 83.51%

    LSAT Score from 2016 to 2025

    The 2024 LSAT score at Regent University School of Law is 158. The LSAT score is 1 point higher than last year's score. Compared to the LSAT score 9 years ago, this year's score is 6 points higher.
    The following table and chart visualize the changes of LSAT scores at Regent University School of Lawfrom 2016 to 2024.
    Regent Law LSAT Scores Changes (2016-2025)
    25th percentile50th percentile75th percentile
    2016 149 152 154
    2017 149 152 154
    2018 150
    		 154
    		 156
    2019 150 154 158
    2020 150 155
    		 157
    2021 150 155 158
    2022 153
    		 156
    		 159
    2023 153 157
    		 160
    2024 152
    		 157 160
    2025 153
    		 158
    		 161
    Regent University School of Law LSAT score Trends (2016-2025) Chart

    GPA Trends from 2016 to 2025

    The 2024 GPA at Regent University School of Law is 3.64. The GPA is 0.01 points higher than last year's GPA. Compared to the GPA 9 years ago, this year's GPA is 0.35 points higher.
    The following table and chart visualize the changes of GPAs at Regent University School of Lawfrom 2016 to 2024.
    Regent Law GPA Changes (2016-2025)
    25th percentile50th percentile75th percentile
    2016 3 3.29 3.55
    2017 3.08
    		 3.36
    		 3.66
    2018 3.1
    		 3.33
    		 3.58
    2019 3.27
    		 3.55
    		 3.73
    2020 3.12
    		 3.45
    		 3.69
    2021 3.22
    		 3.45
    		 3.72
    2022 3.38
    		 3.64
    		 3.85
    2023 3.26
    		 3.63
    		 3.9
    2024 3.4
    		 3.68
    		 3.88
    2025 3.39
    		 3.64
    		 3.8
    Regent University School of Law GPA Trends (2016-2025) Chart

    Changes in Acceptance Rate from 2016 to 2025

    The 2024 acceptance rate at Regent University School of Law is 44.34%. The acceptance rate is 3.016 percents higher than last year's rate. Compared to the rate 9 years ago, this year's rate is 9.843 percents lower.
    The following table and chart visualize the changes of acceptance rate, yield, and number of applicants at Regent University School of Lawfrom 2016 to 2024.
    Regent Law Acceptance Rate and First-year Enrollment Changes (2016-2025)
    YearApplicantsAdmittedEnrolled Acceptance RateYield
    2016 526 285 85 54.18% 29.82%
    2017 494
    		 211
    		 70
    		 42.71%
    		 33.18%
    2018 450
    		 193
    		 91
    		 42.89%
    		 47.15%
    2019 626
    		 271
    		 96
    		 43.29%
    		 35.42%
    2020 427
    		 268
    		 102
    		 62.76%
    		 38.06%
    2021 436
    		 224
    		 97
    		 51.38%
    		 43.30%
    2022 670
    		 266
    		 122
    		 39.70%
    		 45.86%
    2023 559
    		 231
    		 114
    		 41.32%
    		 49.35%
    2024 548
    		 224
    		 108
    		 40.88%
    		 48.21%
    2025 539
    		 239
    		 115
    		 44.34%
    		 48.12%
    Regent University School of Law Acceptance Rate Trends (2016-2025) Chart

    Enrollment Changes from 2016 to 2025

    In the academic year 2024-2025, a total of 955 students enrolled in Regent University School of Law, including J.D. and Non-J.D. programs. 326 students joined in J.D. program and 629 students enrolled in Non-J.D. program.
    The Regent Law's enrollment size grew by 163.09% since 2016 from 363 to 955 students.
    The following table and chart show the enrollment by J.D. and Non-JD program at Regent University School of Lawfrom 2016 to 2025.
    Regent Law JD and Non-JD Enrollment Trends (2016-2025)
    YearJ.D. EnrollmentNon-J.D. EnrollmentTotal Enrollment
    2016 290 73 363
    2017 265
    		 239
    		 504
    2018 231
    		 274
    		 505
    2019 -177
    		 413
    		 236
    2020 275
    		 597
    		 872
    2021 287
    		 641
    		 928
    2022 321
    		 0
    		 321
    2023 325
    		 519
    		 844
    2024 332
    		 612
    		 944
    2025 326
    		 629
    		 955
    Regent University School of LawEnrollment Trends (2016-2025) Chart

    Bar exam pass rate from 2018 to 2024

    The 2024 bar exam pass rate of Regent University School of Law is 84%. 97 graduates took the exam first-time and 81 passed the exam.
    The following table and chart show the changes of bar exam pass rate for Regent University School of Lawgraduates from 2018 to 2024.
    Regent Law Bar Exam Pass Rate Changes (2018-2025)
    YearTotal GraduatesNot Take ExamPrior/Early Exam TakersTotal Exam TakersExam PassersPass Rate
    2018 75 11 19 84 65 77.38%
    2019 85
    		 19
    		 6
    		 73
    		 61
    		 83.56%
    2020 68
    		 13
    		 14
    		 69
    		 57
    		 82.61%
    2021 67
    		 9
    		 6
    		 64
    		 58
    		 90.62%
    2022 86
    		 18
    		 1
    		 69
    		 53
    		 76.81%
    2023 97
    		 22
    		 6
    		 81
    		 75
    		 92.59%
    2024 94
    		 15
    		 19
    		 97
    		 81
    		 83.51%
    2025 94 15 19 97 81 83.51%
    Regent University School of LawBar Exam Pass Rate Trends (2018-2025) Chart
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