Atlanta's John Marshall Law School
Contents
- 1 Atlanta's John Marshall Law School
- 1.1 Key Takeaways — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.2 At a Glance — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.3 Identity and Status — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.4 History — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.5 Admissions and Student Data — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.6 Tuition, Fees, and Scholarships — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.7 Employment Outcomes — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.8 Bar Passage — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.9 Academics and Programs — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.10 Student Experience and Location — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.11 Comparison and Decision Guidance — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.12 TLS Assessment — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.13 Atlanta Current Program Release and Enrollment Checks — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.14 Frequently Asked Questions — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.15 Methodology and Sources — Atlanta Current Program
- 1.16 References — Atlanta Current Program
Atlanta's John Marshall Law School
This Atlanta's John Marshall evidence file has a 2026-08-30 cutoff. Current Atlanta data stay separate from Savannah and UIC, and a collision check must precede creation of the new canonical.
| Status notice for the atlanta current program | Savannah was a branch that closed after an approved teach-out; Atlanta's John Marshall remains operating and Council-approved. [1][2][3][4][5] |
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Atlanta's John Marshall Law School is a private, Council-approved law school in Atlanta, Georgia. It is distinct from the former Chicago John Marshall school and from its closed Savannah branch.[1]
Key Takeaways — Atlanta Current Program
- Atlanta's John Marshall is an operating Council-approved school in Atlanta, distinct from the closed Savannah branch and Chicago's former John Marshall school.
- The 2025 report shows conditional-scholarship reductions and first-year attrition that should remain adjacent to cost information.
- A new TLS canonical page should be created only after confirming that no hidden page or redirect already occupies the apostrophe-bearing title.
At a Glance — Atlanta Current Program
| Atlanta Current Program field | Verified atlanta current program information |
|---|---|
| Canonical title in the atlanta current program | Atlanta's John Marshall Law School |
| Location for the atlanta current program | Atlanta, Georgia |
| Approval pathway for the atlanta current program | Council-approved |
| Admissions scope for the atlanta current program | Full-time and part-time first-year enrollment reported in the 2025 Standard 509 report. |
| TLS treatment for the atlanta current program | new current canonical |
| Research cutoff: 2026-08-30 | Project verification date; source reporting periods remain separately labeled. |
Identity and Status — Atlanta Current Program
TLS currently lacks a current AJMLS profile. The new page should use the apostrophe consistently, distinguish Atlanta from Chicago/UIC in the lead, and link to the Savannah historical profile.
History — Atlanta Current Program
The school traces its history to 1933. It added 'Atlanta's' to its name before the current period and formerly operated a Savannah branch. The current Atlanta school is not the successor to Chicago's John Marshall Law School.[1]
Admissions and Student Data — Atlanta Current Program
| Atlanta Current Program measure | Verified result | Applicable reporting period |
|---|---|---|
| Completed applications | 1,274 | 2025 entering class[4] |
| Offers | 416 | 2025 entering class[4] |
| Acceptance rate | 32.65% | 2025 entering class[4] |
| First-year class | 138 (93 full-time; 45 part-time) | 2025 entering class[4] |
| LSAT 25th / median / 75th | 150 / 152 / 155 | 2025 entering class[4] |
| UGPA 25th / median / 75th | 2.78 / 3.13 / 3.49 | 2025 entering class[4] |
| Full-time tuition / fees | $52,536 / $1,050 | 2025–2026[4] |
| Part-time tuition / fees | $31,794 / $1,050 | 2025–2026[4] |
| Students receiving grants | 314 of 373 (84% as reported) | 2024–2025[4] |
| 2024 cohort conditional scholarships | 125 entered with awards; 42 reduced or eliminated | 2024–2025[4] |
| First-year academic attrition | 27 students; 20% as reported | 2024–2025[4] |
The application, offer, acceptance, class-size, LSAT, and GPA rows all come from AJMLS's 2025 Standard 509 report. None of the figures includes UIC or the former Savannah branch.
Tuition, Fees, and Scholarships — Atlanta Current Program
For the 2025–2026 academic year, the report lists $35,426 in estimated off-campus living expenses in addition to tuition and fees. Conditional-scholarship and attrition figures are decision-critical and should remain adjacent to cost information.[4]
For the 2025–2026 academic year, full-time and part-time tuition differ, and the report separately estimates off-campus living expense. The conditional-scholarship table is decision-critical because it records how many 2024 entrants had awards reduced or eliminated.
Employment Outcomes — Atlanta Current Program
Use the school's current disclosure hub for the Class of 2025 employment report and latest bar report. Do not import Savannah branch or Chicago/UIC data.
Only an AJMLS graduating-class disclosure can support a current employment percentage. Chicago/UIC and Savannah outcomes are different institutional datasets and must be excluded.
Bar Passage — Atlanta Current Program
AJMLS bar reporting should name the graduating cohort, first-time or ultimate measure, and jurisdiction. A similarly named John Marshall school is not a valid substitute source.
Academics and Programs — Atlanta Current Program
The school reports full-time and part-time enrollment. Applicants should verify current scheduling, graduation requirements, academic-support rules, and division-change policies in the AJMLS catalog before choosing a format.
Student Experience and Location — Atlanta Current Program
The current school is in Atlanta. Search results tied to Savannah or Chicago should be treated as identity warnings, not as information about the present Atlanta student experience.
Comparison and Decision Guidance — Atlanta Current Program
The most useful comparison centers on total Atlanta program cost, aid renewal, attrition, current outcomes, and bar portability. Name similarity with UIC or the Savannah branch provides no substantive basis for comparison.
TLS Assessment — Atlanta Current Program
AJMLS requires close reading of financial and academic-risk disclosures. An applicant should model the cost both with and without the offered grant and ask how the chosen division affects progression and support.
Atlanta Current Program Release and Enrollment Checks — Atlanta Current Program
- Compare the scholarship's renewal standard with the conditional-scholarship loss table.
- Ask how academic support and attrition policies apply to the chosen division.
- Use the full cost-of-attendance budget, not tuition alone.
- Confirm that every outcome report is for Atlanta's current program and class.
Frequently Asked Questions — Atlanta Current Program
Is AJMLS the former Chicago John Marshall school?
No. Chicago's school became the University of Illinois Chicago School of Law.
Does the 2025 report include Savannah?
No. The Savannah branch is closed; the cited figures describe the current Atlanta school.
Why highlight conditional scholarships and attrition?
Both can materially change the cost and completion risk, and the regulator-required report publishes concrete cohort counts.
Methodology and Sources — Atlanta Current Program
Current figures are transcribed from AJMLS's 2025 Standard 509 report. The school's official history and ABA records are used to separate the Atlanta institution from Savannah and Chicago identities.
References — Atlanta Current Program
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 American Bar Association, "Accreditation and News Archives" (2018-04).
- ↑ Atlanta's John Marshall Law School, "Atlanta's John Marshall Law School Celebrates 90 Years" (accessed 2026-08-30).
- ↑ American Bar Association, "Council-Approved Law Schools" (accessed 2026-08-30).
- ↑ 4.00 4.01 4.02 4.03 4.04 4.05 4.06 4.07 4.08 4.09 4.10 4.11 4.12 Atlanta's John Marshall Law School, "2025 Standard 509 Information Report" (generated 2025-12-15; accessed 2026-08-30).
- ↑ Atlanta's John Marshall Law School, "ABA Required Disclosures" (accessed 2026-08-30).
