Brooklyn Law School - Consumer Information (ABA Required Disclosures)

Consumer Information (ABA and MSCHE Required Disclosures)

In compliance with ABA Standard 509, Brooklyn Law School’s website provides all required consumer information regarding employment statistics, merit scholarship retention, bar passage rates, entering class and enrollment data, curricular offerings, and other details.

2024 Entering Class Statistics


	All	Full-Time	Extended (Part-Time)
Applied Admitted Enrolled	3,872 2,087 387	3,507 1,977 349	365 110 38


Men / Women / Other 41% / 57% / 2%

Students of color 38%

States of permanent residence (including District of Columbia & U.S.Territories) 32

Foreign countries of citizenship 8

Age Full-Time median Extended (Part-Time) median Oldest/Youngest			24 27 54/20


Colleges and universities represented 163

Academic majors represented 66

Advanced degrees 9%

Interval between college and law school Less than 1 year 1-5 years 6 or more years			22% 62% 16%

LSAT / GPA	All	Full-Time	Extended (Part-Time)
75% LSAT Median LSAT 25% LSAT 75% GPA Median GPA 25% GPA	162 160 156 3.69 3.54 3.27	162 160 156 3.70 3.55 3.29	163 160 157 3.60 3.29 3.07

Conditional Scholarship Data ABA 509(b)(3)

Merit Scholarship Retention Data

Students Matriculating In	# Entering with Conditional Scholarships	# Whose Conditional Scholarships Have Since Been Reduced or Eliminated
2022-2023: 393	365	61
2021-2022: 422	390	73
2020-2021: 411	394	74
2019-2020: 401	365	67

Employment Data Standard ABA 509(b)(7)

Employment Summary for 2025 Graduates

Employment Summary for 2024 Graduates

Employment Summary for 2023 Graduates

Please reference the 3 years of employment outcome data posted on the ABA Required Disclosures webpage of each ABA-Approved Law School or at www.abarequireddisclosures.org.

MSCHE Accreditation

Brooklyn Law School is currently engaged in the process for determining eligibility to apply for candidacy for accreditation status (pre-application) with the Middle States Commission on Higher Education’s (MSCHE). MSCHE is an institutional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education to conduct accreditation and pre-accreditation (candidacy status) activities for institutions of higher education, including distance education, correspondence education programs, and direct assessment programs offered at those institutions. The Commission’s geographic area of accrediting activities is throughout the United States. MSCHE accepts complaints and third-party comments for institutions engaged in the application and candidacy process. Please visit MSCHE’s website at www.msche.org for more information. MSCHE provides an online form for the submission of complaints or third-party comments on its website.

Other Disclosures

Standard 509 Information Report

ABA Standard 310 – Policy Governing Credit for Course Work

ABA Standard 504 - Qualifications for Admissions to the Bar

MSCHE Required Disclosure of Third-Party Provider

Complaints

The contact information for filing a complaint with the Law School’s accreditors or its state licensing entity is below:

American Bar Association - Individuals may use the following weblink: Law School Accreditation Complaints Alleging Non-Compliance with the Standards. Individuals may also mail the form to: American Bar Association, Section of Legal Education
321 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60654.

Middle States Commission on Higher Education- Individuals may use the following web link: Complaints - Middle States Commission on Higher Education.

New York State Education Department – Individual may use the following web link: Filing a Complaint About a College or University | New York State Education Department. Individuals may also use the following mailing address: Office of the Professions, Professional Education Program Review, Education Building 2 West, Albany, NY 112234.