Class of 2025
The members of the Class of 2025 arrived at the Law School on August 15, 2022, hailing from 37 states, the District of Columbia, China, New Zealand, and South Korea. Their records of achievements, awards, honors, leadership, employment, and service indicate students who will individually and collectively uphold the fine tradition of William & Mary Law School.
- Median LSAT: 165 (75th/25th: 166/160)
- Median undergraduate GPA: 3.75 (75th/25th: 3.85/3.50)
- Class Size: 213
- Average age: 24
- 25% identify as a person of color
- 14% Asian
- 3% Hispanic/Latino
- 6% Black/African American
- 1% American Indian/Alaskan Native
- 14% first-generation students
- 76% Out-of-State students
- 6% LGBTQ identifying students
- 33% full-time work experience
- 7% hold advanced degrees
- 6 active-duty military or veteran students
- Total applicants: 1,541
The Class of 2025 attended 143 different undergraduate institutions, 12 in Virginia and 131 in other locations.
The leading Virginia undergraduate institutions were:
- William & Mary
- University of Virginia
- James Madison University
- Virginia Tech
Other undergraduate institutions with multiple matriculants include:
- American University
- Auburn University
- Bates College
- Boston College
- Bucknell University
- Case Western Reserve University
- Clemson University
- Colorado State University
- Davidson University
- Dickinson College
- Duke University
- Eckerd College
- Florida State University
- George Washington University
- Georgetown University
- New York University
- Rutgers University
- Saint Louis University
- SUNY at Binghamton
- University of Florida
- University of Louisville
- University of Maryland at College Park
- University of Notre Dame
- University of Rochester
- University of Utah
- Villanova University
- Wake Forest University
- Washington University
- Western Washington University
- Williams College
In addition to Virginia, the Class of 2025 represents the following states with 5 or more students:
- New York/18
- California/12
- Florida/11
- Maryland/11
- Pennsylvania/10
- Texas/10
- New Jersey/9
- Massachusetts/8
- Illinois/6
- Tennessee/6
- North Carolina/5
- Washington, D.C./5
Political science, history, English, philosophy, psychology, international relations, international studies, and biology are the predominant majors of the Class of 2025. Many other disciplines are represented and include aerospace and aeronautical, business, communications, criminal justice, economics, finance, government, social sciences, and sociology.