Loyola University Chicago School of Law Stats

By the Numbers

Established: 1909
Number of Students: 840

Student Body Demographics:
African-American: 5%
American Indian: 1%
Asian-American: 4%
Hispanic: 5%
Men: 47%
Women: 53%

Number of Professors: 161
Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 15 to 1

Tuition: $36,290 full time
Number of Applicants: 4,295 fall 2009
Number of Acceptances: 1,279 fall 2009
Yield: 21%

% graduates entering different occupations 2007:
Government: 15%
Public Interest: 5.5%
Judicial Clerks: 4.5%
Academia: 1.5%
Law Firms: 53%
Business/Industry: 19%

Bar Passage Rate: 92% October 2009

Contact

Admissions Office
25 East Pearson Street
Chicago, IL 60611
Admissions phone: (312) 915-7170
Admissions e-mail: law-admissions@luc.edu

Academics

Specialized programs: Health Law, Corporate Law, Child and Family Law, Litigation, Tax Law, Intellectual Property, International Law, Advocacy, Public Interest

Certificate programs: Tax Law, Advocacy, Public Interest, International Law, Health Law, ChildLaw & Family Law

Special institutes or centers: Beazley Institute for Health Law and Policy; Civitas ChildLaw Center (ChildLaw and Education Institute; ChildLaw Policy Institute; International Children's Rights Initiative); Center for Business and Corporate Governance Law; Center for Public Service Law; Dan K. Web Center for Advocacy; Institute for Consumer Antitrust Studies