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City University of New York School of Law

City University of New York School of Law: Acceptance Rate & Selectivity

City University of New York School of Law acceptance rate is 40.3%. See applications received, LSAT/GPA medians, and selectivity analysis.

City University of New York admits approximately 40.3% of applicants from a pool of about 1,673 applications. Pair the acceptance rate with LSAT/GPA medians to gauge realistic reach vs. target status.

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Acceptance rate

40.3%

Based on ABA Standard 509 data (2024 reporting year)

Key stats

Median LSAT

154

Median GPA

3.44

Acceptance rate

40.3%

Selectivity overview

Median LSAT154
LSAT range (25th–75th)151–158
Median GPA3.44
GPA range (25th–75th)3.09–3.72
Applications1673
Enrolled201

City University of New York School of Law accepted approximately 40.3% of applicants in our latest data. Pair these stats with a strong personal statement and a balanced school list. View full admissions guide →

How to improve your chances

Build a competitive application for City University of New York School of Law by targeting LSAT and GPA medians, submitting early in the cycle, and tailoring your personal statement to the school's strengths.

Frequently asked questions

What is City University of New York School of Law's acceptance rate?+

The acceptance rate is approximately 40.3% in our latest ABA 509 data. About 1,673 applications were received.

How hard is it to get into City University of New York School of Law?+

With an acceptance rate of 40.3% and a median LSAT of 154, City University of New York School of Law is highly selective. Strong applicants exceed median stats and tell a compelling story in their personal statement.

How many people apply to City University of New York School of Law?+

Our data shows approximately 1,673 applications received and 201 students enrolled in the latest reporting year.

What LSAT score do I need for City University of New York School of Law?+

The median LSAT is 154 (25th–75th: 151–158). See our LSAT requirements page for score targets.

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