For in-state residents, the University of Tennessee College of Law, located in Knoxville, Tenn., is the most affordable option with tuition at just $19,674. That, along with low debt, helped the school earn 13th place in preLaw ‘s Best Value rank.
Although Vanderbilt University is the most competitive law school in the state, UT student-to-faculty ratio trumps Vanderbilt’s 7.4-1 with its 4.9-to-1. Additionally its median LSAT score is only 9 points behind Vanderbilt’s and Tennessee Law’s tuition is much more affordable.
Currently, UT Pro Bono has ten active projects with community partners such as the Legal Aid of East Tennessee and Knox Area Rescue Ministry. Students who participate in UT Pro Bono contribute an average of 9,000 hours of pro bono service each year.
A worthy mention is UT scored all A’s in preLaw magazine for business law, trial and advocacy litigation and alternative dispute resolution.
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University of Tennessee College of Law
Contact Information
1505 W. Cumberland Ave, 37996, Tennessee
Basic Information
Type
Public
Enrollment
364
Application Deadline
8/15
Application Fee
$35.00
Admissions Profile
Admissions Profile Table:
75th Percentile
Median
25th Percentile
LSAT
162
160
157
GPA
3.81
3.67
3.47
Financial Profile
Financial Profile Table:
Tuition
Tuition Part-time
Median Grant
Percent Receiving Grants
Resident
$16,696.00
$10,000.00
85%
Non-Resident
$35,140.00
Academic Profile
Concentrations
Alternative Dispute Resolution