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IPEDS 2023 completions · bachelor's degrees · 75 colleges

Colleges that graduate the most legal professions and studies majors

75 of the 1,082 colleges CollegeCalcAI tracks awarded at least 10 bachelor's degrees in legal professions and studies in 2023, 3,054 degrees in all, 0.2% of every bachelor's degree those colleges granted. Liberty University graduated the most (245), and the ten largest programs account for 45% of the field's graduates at tracked colleges. Nationally the field is 0.22% of bachelor's degrees across 2,440 institutions, so it is represented in line with the national mix at the four-year colleges here. 69% of these graduates were women.

Colleges
75
awarding 10+ degrees
Degrees awarded
3,054
2023, bachelor's
Share of all degrees
0.2%
0.22% nationally
Median acceptance rate
79%
colleges in this field
Women
69%
of graduates
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Largest legal professions and studies programs

The 50 largest legal professions and studies programs by bachelor's degrees awarded in 2023. Click a college for its legal professions and studies page: share of campus, rank among its majors, gender split, and the admissions bar.

#CollegeDegrees (2023)Share of gradsAcceptance rateSAT 75th
1Liberty University · VA2452.3%99%1200
2University of Central Florida · FL1891.3%40%1350
3University of Arizona · AZ1852.4%86%1300
4University of California, Berkeley · CA1631.8%11%1530
5Michigan State University · MI1111.3%85%1300
6University of Washington · WA1041.2%39%1450
7UC Santa Cruz · CA1042.2%66%1180
8Arizona State University · AZ940.6%90%1310
9St. John's University · NY935.2%83%1280
10University of Wisconsin · WI901.1%45%1440
11University of Massachusetts Amherst · MA871.4%60%1380
12University at Buffalo · NY711.5%74%1330
13James Madison University · VA701.5%72%1300
14Florida Gulf Coast University · FL672.3%63%1230
15Auburn University · AL661.1%46%1340
16Suffolk University · MA626.3%82%1230
17U.S. Military Academy · NY565.2%12%1370
18University of Texas at San Antonio · TX560.9%87%1200
19University of Miami · FL461.5%19%1480
20Roger Williams University · RI445.1%88%1230
21West Florida · FL442%58%1120
22University of Mississippi · MS401%97%1290
23Post University · CT322.4%68%1150
24Bellevue University · NE321.6%65%1120
25Drake University · IA294.1%64%1300
26University of Cincinnati · OH280.4%85%1310
27Montclair State University · NJ280.7%88%1190
28Temple University · PA270.5%80%1250
29Nova Southeastern University · FL271.4%73%1210
30Stevenson University · MD263.8%79%1230
31Regent University · VA263.7%38%1150
32Hamline University · MN256.4%88%1230
33Eastern Kentucky University · KY241.1%78%1100
34Quinnipiac University · CT241.5%72%1250
35Grand Valley State University · MI240.6%83%1200
36Vanderbilt University · TN231.2%6%1560
37Amherst College · MA234.7%9%1540
38Keiser University · FL221.2%97%1050
39Utah State University · UT210.5%92%1250
40Indiana University Indianapolis · IN200.5%76%1140
41Tarleton State University · TX200.7%90%1100
42St. John Fisher University · NY203%66%1230
43District of Columbia · DC196.9%75%1120
44Ramapo College · NJ191.7%71%1260
45Kent State University · OH180.4%86%1180
46California University of PA · PA180.9%94%1120
47Clarion University · PA180.9%94%1120
48Clayton State University · GA182.4%68%1100
49Edinboro University · PA180.9%94%1120
50Belmont University · TN171.1%95%1310

25 more colleges award 10 or more degrees in this field: every one is listed further down this page, and in the CSV download.

Most concentrated in legal professions and studies

Where legal professions and studies is the biggest part of campus: share of all graduates, among colleges awarding at least 50 degrees in the field.

#CollegeDegrees (2023)Share of gradsAcceptance rateSAT 75th
1Suffolk University · MA626.3%82%1230
2St. John's University · NY935.2%83%1280
3U.S. Military Academy · NY565.2%12%1370
4University of Arizona · AZ1852.4%86%1300
5Florida Gulf Coast University · FL672.3%63%1230
6Liberty University · VA2452.3%99%1200
7UC Santa Cruz · CA1042.2%66%1180
8University of California, Berkeley · CA1631.8%11%1530
9James Madison University · VA701.5%72%1300
10University at Buffalo · NY711.5%74%1330
11University of Massachusetts Amherst · MA871.4%60%1380
12Michigan State University · MI1111.3%85%1300
13University of Central Florida · FL1891.3%40%1350
14University of Washington · WA1041.2%39%1450
15Auburn University · AL661.1%46%1340
16University of Wisconsin · WI901.1%45%1440
17University of Texas at San Antonio · TX560.9%87%1200
18Arizona State University · AZ940.6%90%1310

How to get in for legal professions and studies

What readers look for from applicants who declare this field, at any selectivity.

Colleges publish one acceptance rate for the whole school, not per major, so there is no official admit rate for legal professions and studies. The median acceptance rate among the 75 colleges awarding it is 79%; the most selective (University of California, Berkeley, 11%) and the most accessible (Liberty University, 99%) both graduate substantial numbers in the field. CollegeCalcAI's calculator scores your profile against each school's own admissions data; this field carries no separate adjustment.

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  3. An essay that explains why this field, specifically, at this school
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Most selective colleges for legal professions and studies

Lowest acceptance rates among colleges awarding at least 25 legal professions and studies degrees.

#CollegeDegrees (2023)Share of gradsAcceptance rateSAT 75th
1University of California, Berkeley · CA1631.8%11%1530
2U.S. Military Academy · NY565.2%12%1370
3University of Miami · FL461.5%19%1480
4Regent University · VA263.7%38%1150
5University of Washington · WA1041.2%39%1450
6University of Central Florida · FL1891.3%40%1350
7University of Wisconsin · WI901.1%45%1440
8Auburn University · AL661.1%46%1340
9West Florida · FL442%58%1120
10University of Massachusetts Amherst · MA871.4%60%1380
11Florida Gulf Coast University · FL672.3%63%1230
12Drake University · IA294.1%64%1300
13Bellevue University · NE321.6%65%1120
14UC Santa Cruz · CA1042.2%66%1180
15Post University · CT322.4%68%1150

Most accessible colleges for legal professions and studies

Colleges admitting 60% or more of applicants that still award at least 50 legal professions and studies degrees a year.

#CollegeDegrees (2023)Share of gradsAcceptance rateSAT 75th
1Liberty University · VA2452.3%99%1200
2Arizona State University · AZ940.6%90%1310
3University of Texas at San Antonio · TX560.9%87%1200
4University of Arizona · AZ1852.4%86%1300
5Michigan State University · MI1111.3%85%1300
6St. John's University · NY935.2%83%1280
7Suffolk University · MA626.3%82%1230
8University at Buffalo · NY711.5%74%1330
9James Madison University · VA701.5%72%1300
10UC Santa Cruz · CA1042.2%66%1180
11Florida Gulf Coast University · FL672.3%63%1230
12University of Massachusetts Amherst · MA871.4%60%1380

Legal Professions and Studies by state

States with the most legal professions and studies graduates at tracked colleges.

StateCollegesDegrees (2023)Share of field
Florida639513%
Virginia334111%
Arizona22799%
California22679%
New York52578%
Massachusetts31726%
Michigan41605%
Pennsylvania71204%
Washington11043%
Wisconsin21043%
Texas3923%
Alabama2823%
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Every college for legal professions and studies

All 75 colleges awarding 10 or more bachelor's degrees in legal professions and studies in 2023, alphabetically. Each link opens that college's legal professions and studies page.

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Questions about legal professions and studies colleges

Which colleges graduate the most legal professions and studies majors?

By bachelor's degrees awarded in 2023, the largest programs among tracked colleges are Liberty University (245), University of Central Florida (189), University of Arizona (185), University of California, Berkeley (163), Michigan State University (111). The full ranking of 75 colleges is on this page, with each school's share of graduates and acceptance rate.

How many students major in legal professions and studies?

3,054 students earned a bachelor's degree in legal professions and studies at the 75 tracked colleges in 2023, 0.2% of all bachelor's degrees at those schools. Across all 2,440 U.S. institutions reporting to IPEDS, the field is 0.22% of bachelor's degrees.

Is legal professions and studies a competitive major?

Colleges publish one acceptance rate for the whole school, not per major, so there is no official admit rate for legal professions and studies. The median acceptance rate among the 75 colleges awarding it is 79%; the most selective (University of California, Berkeley, 11%) and the most accessible (Liberty University, 99%) both graduate substantial numbers in the field. CollegeCalcAI's calculator scores your profile against each school's own admissions data; this field carries no separate adjustment.

What share of legal professions and studies graduates are women?

69% of legal professions and studies bachelor's graduates at tracked colleges were women in 2023 (degree-weighted across 75 colleges, IPEDS completions by sex).

Where is legal professions and studies the biggest part of campus?

Measured as a share of all graduates, legal professions and studies is most concentrated at Suffolk University (6.3% of graduates), St. John's University (5.2% of graduates), U.S. Military Academy (5.2% of graduates), among colleges awarding at least 50 degrees in the field.

Other fields

Every field with its own hub, ranked by degrees awarded.

Business, Management and Marketing · 288,974Health Professions and Related Programs · 159,095Biological and Biomedical Sciences · 116,148Psychology · 115,728Social Sciences · 109,093Engineering · 107,842Computer and Information Sciences · 90,607Education · 70,593Visual and Performing Arts · 69,142Communication and Journalism · 68,326Parks, Recreation, Leisure and Fitness Studies · 46,451Multi and Interdisciplinary Studies · 44,065Homeland Security, Law Enforcement and Firefighting · 37,728Liberal Arts and General Studies · 29,746All fields →

Source: U.S. Department of Education, IPEDS 2023 Completions (bachelor's degrees, first majors, CIP 2-digit series), joined to CollegeCalcAI's admissions dataset. Built 2026-09-19. Download: CSV of every college in this field. Estimates from CollegeCalcAI are not predictions or guarantees.