Navigation FSU Law Class of 2028 sets record for academic excellence
FSU College of Law fall applications increased by 16.7% over the previous cycle, with only 15.9% of applicants admitted. The change underscores the growing competitiveness of FSU Law’s admissions process. (Florida State University/College of Law)
Proudly touting the credentials of its entering juris doctor (J.D.) Class of 2028, the Florida State University College of Law announced that the cohort includes 153 first-year law students who posted the highest academic profile in the law school’s history, with a median LSAT of 166 and a median undergraduate GPA of 3.93.
“This has been a year of tremendous success for the College of Law,” said Erin O’Hara O’Connor, dean of the FSU College of Law. “The reputation of our students, faculty and alumni continues to grow, and that is reflected in both our rising national rankings and the extraordinary strength of this incoming class. We look forward to nurturing their development and witnessing their impact both in the classroom and beyond.”
