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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
The UT Austin cost of living on campus for 2025-26 is as follows:
Room Type | 2025-26 Rate/person |
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Dobie shared room with private bath | USD 12,935 (INR 11L) |
Dobie two bedroom shared room with private bath | USD 13,705 (INR 11.7L) |
Shared space with community bath | USD 14,044 (INR 12L) |
Shared space with connecting or private bath | USD 14,961 (INR 12.8L) |
Jester shared space with connecting or private bath | USD 15,421 (INR 13.2l) |
Dobie single room with private bath | USD 17,391 (INR 14.9l) |
Dobie two bedroom single room with private bath | USD 18,767 (INR 16L) |
Premium single with connecting or private bath | USD 20,052 (INR 17.1L) |
Duren single with private bath | USD 20,651 (INR 17.7L) |
1 USD = INR 85.73
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
As per the latest enrolment data (Class of 2027), made available by the institute, about 281 students would attend the institute for Law based studies.
The below table, gives a breakdown of some key data related to student enrolment at the institute:
Statistic | Data |
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Class Size | 282 |
Average LSAT score | 167-172 |
Average GPA | 3.74-3.97 |
Colleges | 128 |
States & DC represented | 30 |
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
UT Austin is known to have been home to a number of Nobel & Pulitzer Prize winners, listed below are some popular names to have pursued their studies from the institute:
· JM. Coetzee: Novelist & Linguist, Nobel Prize Winner in Literature (2003)
· Betty Nguyen: American News Anchor
· Gail Caldwell: Author, Pulitzer Prize winner for Criticism (2001)
· Ben Sargent: Editorial Cartoonist, Pulitzer Prize winner for Editorial Cartooning (1982)
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Austin is considered one of the top cities to live in as part of the United States for a number of reasons.
The city is home to some of the best higher educational institutes, with the University of Texas at Austin, being a prominent name.
Further, the place is home to a number of popular technology giants such as Tesla, Apple & Dell Technologies.
The place is famous for its culture, food, festivals, & most importantly, music, with 400+ live music venues scattered across the city, that is also known as the music capital of the world.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Austin is known to have 300+ sunny days a year, with fairly hot conditions during the summer, however, the conditions for the most part of the academic year, are pleasant, offering the perfect environment to go out & have fun.
Austin houses over 200+ miles of trails for cycling & jogging with the Lady Bird Lake & Hike-and-Bike trail some popular hangout destinations among students.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Both UT Austin & University of Chicago Law School are among the top 20 law schools in the United States, ranking #17 & #5 respectively.
Thus, it comes as no surprise, securing admissions at either, is not a cakewalk. UT Austin Law school's acceptance rate of 15.6% is marginally better than Chicago Law school's: 12.7%, making it relatively easier to secure admissions at.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
UT Austin School of Law & UC Berkeley are some of the best ranking law schools in the country, securing US-wide ranks #17 & #7 as part of the latest Shiksha Popularity Rankings.
Acceptance rate wise, they are largely similar, with the UC Berkeley acceptance rate of 17%, making it marginally easier to secure admissions at the UT Austin with an acceptance rate of 15.6%.
Check out the table below for a more detailed comparison between the two:
Criteria | UT Austin School of Law | UC Berkeley |
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Location | 727 E Dean Keeton St, Austin, TX 78705, USA | 2763-2719 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA 94704, USA |
Acceptance Rate | 15.6% | 17% |
Popular Courses & Streams | JD, LL.M, Business Law | Social Justice, Business Law, Environmental Law |
Tuition Fee (LLM) | INR 39.5 L | INR 26.19 L-INR 64.22 L |
Shiksha Popularity Ranking | #17 | #7 |
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
UT Austin Law school is a popular recruitment destination for a number of popular law firms in the country, including: Alston & Bird LLP, Anderson, Bright & Associates, AWA Legal, Dentons, & Foley & Lardner LLP, among others.
Graduates are paid handsomely for their contributions related to legal matters & are employed across a number of countries abroad.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
As per the latest employment data made available by the institute, the average salary earned by UT Austin Law graduates stands at USD 225,000 (INR 1.92 Cr), which is an increase from the previous year's average salary that stood at USD 215,000 (INR 1.83 Cr).
The below table gives a detailed year-on-year comparison of the institute's placement stats:
Salary Statistic | Class of 2023 | Class of 2022 | Class of 2021 |
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Number of Full-time, Long-term employed graduates | 266 | 272 | 350 |
Number of Salaries Available | 245 (92%) | 245 (90%) | 313 (89%) |
75th percentile | USD 225,000 (INR 1.92 Cr) | USD 215,000 (INR 1.83 Cr) | USD 215,000 (INR 1.83 Cr) |
Median | USD 140,000 (INR 1.19 Cr) | USD 205,000 (INR 1.75 Cr) | USD 140,000 (INR 1.19 Cr) |
25th percentile | USD 75,177 (INR 64.2 L) | USD 72,000 INR 61.5 L) | USD 67,050 (INR 57.3 L) |
Mean | USD 150,414 (INR 1.28 Cr) | USD 153,341 (INR 1.31 Cr) | USD 140,068 (INR 1.19 Cr) |
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