Quick Facts

Academic Offerings

Juris Doctor (J.D.)*Co-Enrollment
3 Year Full-Time Day J.D. ProgramCriminal Justice Certificate Program
4 Year Part-Time Day J.D. Program
4 Year Part-Time Evening J.D. Program

*AJMLS students are eligible to apply after successful completion of their second year

Enrollment

2023-2024 Enrollment 
Total351
Full-Time J.D. Program242
Part-Time J.D. Program109
Male36%
Female64%
Minority 66%
Average Age28
Data collected 9/11/2023

Entering Class Profile

2023 Entering Class 
Number of Applicants1043
Applicants Accepted496
Entering Class Size125
Full-Time Class Size98
Part-Time Class Size27
Gender
Female60%
Male40%
Residency
Georgia Resident80%
Non-Georgia Resident20%
(Birth) Countries Represented7
Native Languages Spoken4
Entered with Advanced Degree11%
Minority54%
Average Age
Overall26
Part-Time Program29
Full-Time Program25
Undergraduate Data
Institutions Represented65+ schools
Majors Represented40+
Military3%
Scholarship Overview
>$2.1 million in merit scholarships awarded
93% of entering students were awarded a merit scholarship
Data collected 9/12/2023

Entering Class LSAT and GPA

2023High75%Median25%
LSAT164153151149
GPA3.873.513.222.78
Data collected 9/12/2023

Tuition and Fees

Current tuition and fee schedule.

Financial Aid Information

Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School students are eligible to receive Title IV aid from the Department of Education. The AJMLS School Code is: G31733. Students may apply for Federal Student loans by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on the WEB at www.fafsa.ed.gov. This may be done beginning January 1 of each year. In order to ensure the student’s aid package is completed prior to the beginning of each fall, the student will need to complete the FAFSA by June 1 of each year. Each student interested in receiving such aid will need to have his or her taxes completed in order to better assist the student with the completion of the FAFSA.

All students who have a completed FAFSA are eligible to receive Federal Stafford Loans. The maximum amount that a student is eligible to receive each year is $20,500 in the Unsubsidized Stafford loan based on the information received from the FAFSA. Further information may be obtained from the Financial Aid Office.

Students may also apply for Graduate PLUS loans to assist with educational expenses. This is a federal loan for graduate students that can cover the remaining cost of attendance not covered by the Stafford loans. Graduate PLUS loans are based on credit readiness, which is determined by a lender. Further details of the Graduate PLUS loans available can be obtained from the Financial Aid Office.