L O Y O L A U N I V E R S I T Y C H I C A G O S C H O O L O F L A W
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2 0 1 4 – 1 5 D E A N ’ S A N N U A L R E P O R T
Loyola welcomes its bright and
talented incoming students. The
law class entering in fall 2015
brings a wealth of demographic
and experiential diversity. The
School of Law values the stronger
community that comes with a
range of perspectives, and in recent
years has significantly increased its
outreach efforts to underrepresented
prospective students.
Welcoming1Ls
Update
on recent
grads
2015 entering class
Female/male ratio
55%/45%
Median age
23
Age range
21–46
Students of color
19.4%
States represented
28
Undergraduate institutions represented
100
Undergraduate majors
39
LSAT
GPA
Median
158
3.34
25th percentile
155
3.07
75th percentile
160
3.55
Exuberant new grads mark the moment.
Employment
by job type*
Armed with comprehensive
classroom preparation and an
array of practical skills, recent
Loyola graduates are working
in a variety of law firms, busi-
ness and government settings,
judicial venues, and more.
2015 degrees conferred
(as of September)
JD
261
MJ
95
LLM
69
49
%
■
Private practice
49%
■
Business/industry 24%
■
Government
14%
■
Public interest
6%
■
Judicial clerkships 5%
■
Academic
2%
*Most recent year for which graduate employment
stats are available is 2014. Visit
LUC.edu/law
for additional consumer information.
Employment rate nine
months after graduation*
89
%
