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70 Part-Time Law School (with LSAT requirements)

For many aspiring law students, the traditional full-time law school schedule may not be an option due to work or personal commitments. Fortunately, many top law schools offer part-time programs that allow students to earn their degree while balancing other responsibilities. Some of the best part-time law schools are Georgetown University, George Washington University, Fordham, Temple University, and many more which list blog post will include.
 
Below is a list of every part-time law school that exists in the United States. This list was adapted from the US news website that creates comprehensive lists of the best law schools. This list ranks the universities with putting the top ranked law schools at the top. Additionally, it includes the tuition, enrollment, and median LSAT score for the top universities.

Top 10 Best Law Schools

1. Georgetown University

Ranking:
#1 on Best Part Time Law Schools
#15 on Best Law Schools
School Information:
Tuition & Fees: N/A
Enrollment: 219
Median LSAT score: 170

2. George Washington University

Ranking:
#2 on Best Part Time Law Schools
#35 on Best Law Schools
School Information:
Tuition & Fees: $49,770
Enrollment: 118
Median LSAT score: 166

3. Fordham University

Ranking:
#3 on Best Part Time Law Schools
#29 on Best Law Schools
School Information:
Tuition & Fees: $52,032
Enrollment: 194
Median LSAT score: 163

4. George Mason University (Scalia)

Ranking:
#4 on Best Part Time Law Schools
#32 on Best Law Schools
School Information:
Tuition & Fees: $19,925 (in-state) $31,810 (out-of-state)
Enrollment: 120
Median LSAT score: 166

5. Yeshiva University (Cardozo)

Ranking:
#5 on Best Part Time Law Schools
#69 on Best Law Schools
School Information:
Tuition & Fees: $67,792
Enrollment: 50
Median LSAT score: 162

6. Temple University (Beasley)

Ranking:
#6 on Best Part Time Law Schools
#64 on Best Law Schools
School Information:
Tuition & Fees: $23,907 (in-state), $36,027 (out-of-state)
Enrollment: 124
Median LSAT score: 161

7. University of Houston Law Center

Ranking:
#6 on Best Part Time Law Schools
#60 on Best Law Schools
School Information:
Tuition & Fees: $23,990 (in-state), $34,028 (out-of-state)
Enrollment: 98
Median LSAT score: 158

8. University of Denver (Sturm)

Ranking:
#8 on Best Part Time Law Schools
#80 on Best Law Schools
School Information:
Tuition & Fees: $42,558
Enrollment: 157
Median LSAT score: 160

9. University of Nevada - Las Vegas (Boyd)

Ranking:
#8 on Best Part Time Law Schools
#89 on Best Law Schools
School Information:
Tuition & Fees: $23,228 (in-state), $33,348 (out-of-state)
Enrollment: 68
Median LSAT score: 160

10. Loyola Marymount University

Ranking:
#10 on Best Part Time Law Schools
#60 on Best Law Schools
School Information:
Tuition & Fees: $42,436
Enrollment: 187
Median LSAT score: 159

Additional Part Time Law Schools

  1. Marquette University
  2. Georgia State University
  3. Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago – Kent
  4. Seton Hall University
  5. University of San Diego
  6. American University (Washington)
  7. Wayne State University
  8. Loyola University Chicago
  9. Santa Clara University
  10. University of Connecticut
  11. University of Maryland (Carey)
  12. Indiana University – Indianapolis (McKinney)
  13. Seattle University
  14. Florida International University
  15. Lewis & Clark College (Northwestern)
  16. University of Hawaii – Manoa (Richardson)
  17. Brooklyn Law School
  18. Rutgers University
  19. Saint Louis University
  20. Suffolk University
  21. DePaul University
  22. The Catholic University of America
  23. University of Baltimore
  24. CUNY School of Law
  25. Stetson University
  26. University of Dayton
  27. University of Illinois – Chicago
  28. University of the Pacific (McGeorge)
  29. St. Mary’s University
  30. New York Law School
  31. Loyola University New Orleans
  32. Northern Kentucky University (Chase)
  33. University of Arkansas – Little Rock (Bowen)
  34. Duquesne University (Kline)
  35. Mitchell Hamline School of Law
  36. University of the District of Columbia (Clarke)
  37. Florida A&M University
  38. Nova Southeastern University (Broad)
  39. Quinnipiac Univeristy
  40. University of Akron
  41. Pace University
  42. University of New Hampshire (Pierce)
  43. North Carolina Central University
  44. Southwestern Law School
  45. University of Toledo
  46. Cleland State University (Cleveland-Marshall)
  47. California Western School of Law
  48. South Texas College of Law Houston
  49. University of Detroit Mercy
  50. Golden Gate University
  51. New England Law Boston
  52. University of North Texas – Dallas
  53. University of Massachusetts – Dartmouth
  54. Capital University
  55. Touro University (Fuchsberg)
  56. Western Michigan University (Cooley)
  57. Western New England University
  58. Western State College of Lawn at Westcliff University
  59. Widener University – Delaware
  60. Widener University – Pennsylvania (Commonwealth)
In conclusion, these are all of the part-time law schools in the United States. When choosing a part-time law school, it’s important to consider factors such as the curriculum, class schedule, and resources available to part-time students. Take the time to research different programs and speak with current students and alumni to determine which program is the best fit for you. Additionally, if you need help selecting which is the best fit for you, don’t hesitate to reach out to Prep For Success admission counselors to walk you through the entire process.

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