Florida A&M University College of Law

Orlando, FL. Admissions, scholarship and cost data for the fall 2025 entering class, from the school's official ABA disclosure.

Acceptance rate

34.7%

1,546 applications

Median LSAT

152

25th–75th: 149–155

Median GPA

3.48

25th–75th: 3.18–3.74

Entering class

177

Public

Cost of attendance

Tuition (nonresident)$32,940
Tuition (resident)$13,680
Fees$0
Living expense budget$39,030
Total per year$71,970

At sticker price, federal loans (capped at $50,000 a year) leave a gap of about $65,910 over three years. Run your numbers

Scholarships

Students with grants

45%

25th percentile

$5,000

Median grant

$7,500

75th percentile

$10,000

6.6% of full-time students received full tuition or more.

Grant data covers 2024-25.

Your chances at Florida A&M University College of Law

71%

Target

chance of admission

Estimated scholarship: $7,500 a year ($6,000–$9,000)

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Applying

Application deadline: April 30th

Application fee: $30

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Frequently asked questions

What LSAT score do you need for Florida A&M University College of Law?

The median LSAT for Florida A&M University College of Law's fall 2025 entering class was 152, with the middle half scoring 149 to 155. A score at or above 155 puts you in the top quarter of admitted students.

What GPA do you need for Florida A&M University College of Law?

The median undergraduate GPA was 3.48, with the middle half between 3.18 and 3.74.

What is Florida A&M University College of Law's acceptance rate?

Florida A&M University College of Law admitted 34.7% of applicants for fall 2025: 536 offers from 1,546 applications, for an entering class of 177.

How much does Florida A&M University College of Law cost?

Tuition is $32,940 a year for nonresidents and $13,680 for residents, plus $0 in fees and a $39,030 living expense budget, for a total of about $71,970 a year before scholarships.

Does Florida A&M University College of Law give scholarships?

45% of full-time students received grants. The median grant was $7,500 a year, with the 25th to 75th percentile ranging from $5,000 to $10,000.