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Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University

Verified snapshot School-specific record
Admissions (2025 entering class) applications: 4610; offers: 912; accepted: 19.78%; yield: 28.95%; LSAT median: 165; GPA median: 3.91
Employment (2025 class) graduates: 290; bar-required: 259 of 290 (89.31%); 251+ lawyer firms: 50 of 290 (17.24%); federal clerkships: 6 of 290 (2.07%); leading market: ARIZONA
Bar (2025 first-time) first-time passage: 91.94%; jurisdiction benchmark: 78.23%; difference: 13.71 percentage points
Tuition (2025–26) Full-time resident: $28,390; full-time nonresident: $52,099
Grants (2024–25) 722 recipients (96%)

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Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University at a Glance

Field Verified information
Official name Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University[4]
Type Public[1]
Status Operating[4]
Accreditation Fully approved[4]
Location Phoenix, AZ[4]
Latest entering class 2025[1]
Applications 4610[1]
Acceptance rate 19.78%[1]
LSAT median 165[1]
GPA median 3.91[1]
Tuition Full-time resident: $28,390; full-time nonresident: $52,099[1]
Latest employment class Class of 2025[3]
Bar-required employment 259 of 290 (89.31%)[3]
Large-firm employment (251+) 50 of 290 (17.24%)[3]
Federal clerkships 6 of 290 (2.07%)[3]
First-time bar passage 91.94%[2]
Research cutoff Research cutoff: 2026-08-30

Key Takeaways

Decision lens Verified record
Admissions 2025: 19.78% accepted; medians 165 LSAT / 3.91 GPA; yield 28.95%
Price / aid tuition/living expenses 2025-2026; conditional-scholarship cohorts as labeled in source tuition: Full-time resident: $28,390; full-time nonresident: $52,099; 2024-2025 academic year grants: 722 recipients (96%)
Employment Class of 2025; bar-required 259 of 290 (89.31%); lead market ARIZONA; 251+ firms 50 of 290 (17.24%)
Licensing 2025 first-time bar-admission reporting cohort first-time 91.94%; 2025 first-time bar-admission reporting cohort benchmark difference 13.71 percentage points

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Admissions — Selective Profile in Phoenix, AZ

Measure Value Period
LSAT median 165[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
GPA median 3.91[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
Acceptance rate 19.78%[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
Completed applications 4610[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
Offers of admission 912[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
Yield 28.95%[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
Latest entering-class year 2025[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
Current-pool matriculants 264[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
Total first-year enrollment 266[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
LSAT 25th percentile 158[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
LSAT 75th percentile 167[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
GPA 25th percentile 3.58[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
GPA 75th percentile 3.98[1] 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025)
ABA-reported application deadline (not current-cycle verified) 3/1[1] 2025 questionnaire/current information

Tuition, Scholarships, and Debt — Public Cost Frame

Measure Value Period
Tuition Full-time resident: $28,390; full-time nonresident: $52,099[1] tuition/living expenses 2025-2026; conditional-scholarship cohorts as labeled in source
Mandatory fees $1,443[1] tuition/living expenses 2025-2026; conditional-scholarship cohorts as labeled in source
Estimated living costs Off campus: $33,090; on campus: $33,090[1] tuition/living expenses 2025-2026; conditional-scholarship cohorts as labeled in source
Grant recipients 722 recipients (96%)[1] 2024-2025 academic year
Conditional-scholarship treatment ABA disclosure reports no conditional scholarships[1] tuition/living expenses 2025-2026; conditional-scholarship cohorts as labeled in source
Tuition reporting year tuition/living expenses 2025-2026; conditional-scholarship cohorts as labeled in source[1] tuition/living expenses 2025-2026; conditional-scholarship cohorts as labeled in source
Grant 25th, median, and 75th percentiles $5,000 / $20,000 / $33,336[1] 2024-2025 academic year
Scholarship retention results 0 of 0[1] tuition/living expenses 2025-2026; conditional-scholarship cohorts as labeled in source

Employment Outcomes — Large Graduating Class, ARIZONA Lead Market

Measure Value Period
Employment geography ARIZONA (181); CALIFORNIA (25); DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (14)[3] Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026
Bar-passage-required employment 259 of 290 (89.31%)[3] Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026
Unemployed and seeking 12 of 290 (4.14%)[3] Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026
Law-firm employment at 251+ lawyers 50 of 290 (17.24%)[3] Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026
Government employment 34 of 290 (11.72%)[3] Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026
Public-interest employment 18 of 290 (6.21%)[3] Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026
Latest employment class year Class of 2025[3] Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026
Graduating class size 290[3] Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026
J.D.-advantage employment 13 of 290 (4.48%)[3] Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026
Federal clerkships 6 of 290 (2.07%)[3] Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026
State and local clerkships 23 of 290 (7.93%)[3] Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026
School-funded positions 0 of 290 (0.00%)[3] Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026

Bar Passage — Above Weighted Benchmark

Measure Value Period
First-time bar-passage rate 91.94%[2] 2025 first-time bar-admission reporting cohort
Weighted jurisdiction average 78.23%[2] 2025 first-time bar-admission reporting cohort
Difference from weighted jurisdiction average 13.71 percentage points[2] 2025 first-time bar-admission reporting cohort
Ultimate bar-passage rate 94.49%[2] Class of 2023 two-year ultimate bar-admission outcomes
Latest bar reporting year 2025 first-time bar-admission reporting cohort[2] 2025 first-time bar-admission reporting cohort

Academics and Programs

ABA curricular field Reported seats / positions / source-cell value
Clinic seats available 206 (2024-2025 academic year)
Field-placement positions filled 535 (2024-2025 academic year)
Co-curricular-offerings source cell 40 (2024-2025 academic year)

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Location and Legal Market — Phoenix, AZ to ARIZONA

Geographic field Disclosed value
School location Phoenix, AZ
Reported employment geography ARIZONA (181); CALIFORNIA (25); DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (14)
Graduating class Class of 2025

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The TLS Assessment — Phoenix, AZ, Above Weighted Benchmark

Applicant comparison Source-backed input
Price evidence tuition/living expenses 2025-2026; conditional-scholarship cohorts as labeled in source Full-time resident: $28,390; full-time nonresident: $52,099; 2024-2025 academic year grant recipients 722 recipients (96%)
Job mix Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026 bar-required 259 of 290 (89.31%); Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026 251+ firms 50 of 290 (17.24%); Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026 federal clerkships 6 of 290 (2.07%)
Geography Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026 ARIZONA (181); CALIFORNIA (25); DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (14)
Licensing 2025 first-time bar-admission reporting cohort first-time 91.94%; 2025 first-time bar-admission reporting cohort difference 13.71 percentage points

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Frequently Asked Questions

Question Verified answer
What do the verified admissions figures show for Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University? applications: 4610; offers: 912; accepted: 19.78%; LSAT median: 165; GPA median: 3.91 — 2025 entering class (Oct. 6, 2024-Oct. 5, 2025).[1]
Which price and aid figures are verified for Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University? tuition: Full-time resident: $28,390; full-time nonresident: $52,099 (tuition/living expenses 2025-2026; conditional-scholarship cohorts as labeled in source); mandatory fees: $1,443 (tuition/living expenses 2025-2026; conditional-scholarship cohorts as labeled in source); grant recipients: 722 recipients (96%) (2024-2025 academic year); conditional aid: ABA disclosure reports no conditional scholarships (tuition/living expenses 2025-2026; conditional-scholarship cohorts as labeled in source).[1]
What employment pattern is disclosed for Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University? graduates: 290; bar-required: 259 of 290 (89.31%); 251+ lawyer firms: 50 of 290 (17.24%); federal clerkships: 6 of 290 (2.07%); reported geography: ARIZONA (181); CALIFORNIA (25); DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (14) — Class of 2025; status as of March 16, 2026.[3]
What bar-passage results are verified for Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University? first-time passage: 91.94% (2025 first-time bar-admission reporting cohort); weighted benchmark: 78.23% (2025 first-time bar-admission reporting cohort); difference: 13.71 percentage points (2025 first-time bar-admission reporting cohort); ultimate passage: 94.49% (Class of 2023 two-year ultimate bar-admission outcomes).[2]

Methodology and Sources

  • Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University's evidence was researched through 2026-08-30; every time-sensitive value keeps its source cohort.
  • Shared provenance and conflict policy for the Phoenix, AZ record: TLS data methodology.
  • Cohort credentials for Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University: admissions-data definitions.
  • The ARIZONA (181) outcome frame uses employment-data definitions.
  • Licensure comparisons for Phoenix, AZ use bar-passage definitions.