University of Puerto Rico School of Law

The 2025-2026 law school tuition at University of Puerto Rico School of Law is $9,280. The law school tuition stays same as last year. The undergraduate tuition & fees is $5,324. The graduate school tuition & fees other than law school is $4,110. (2025)

The average living costs including room & board, books, and other personal expenses is $23,501 when living on campus. This amount may not include health insurance fee and exam fees and varies by student's living setting.

The 2026 average LSAT score for University of Puerto Rico School of Law is 152. Compared to the average LSAT of all law schools, University of Puerto Rico School of Law's LSAT score is average (the average is 160).

The average GPA at the school is 3.77, which is the relatively higher (competitive score) of other law schools (average is 3.65).

The 2026 acceptance rate at University of Puerto Rico School of Law is 39.7% where 383 applicants have applied to and 152 students have accepted to admit. The acceptance rate at University of Puerto Rico School of Law is average compared to other law schools in united states (the average acceptance rate is 36.1%).

The Yield, also known as enrollment rate, is 80.3% where 122 students finally enrolled out of 152 admitted students. The yield University of Puerto Rico School of Law is much higher (highly eager to enroll) compared to other law schools (the average yield is 36.1%).

For the academic year 2025-2026, total 450 law school students have enrolled to University of Puerto Rico School of Law. 444 students have enrolled in JD (Juris Doctor degree) program and 6 students enrolled in Non-JD program.

122 first-time students have enrolled in University of Puerto Rico School of Law. By gender, 44 male and 78 female first-time students newly enrolled in University of Puerto Rico School of Law.

For the first time bar exam takers at University of Puerto Rico School of Law, the bar exam pass rate is 58.27% - 127 students have taken and 74 students have passed the exam. The pass rate is higher than Puerto Rico average bar exam pass rate (53.17%).