Peter A. Allard School of Law

University of British Columbia

Vancouver, British Columbia

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Median LSAT

166

Median GPA

84% (Drops 12 Credits)

Class Size

200

Annual Domestic Tuition

$14,517

Admissions Profile & Financials

As British Columbia's premier law school, Allard Law combines an equal 50/50 composite index score (evaluating undergraduate GPA with 12 credits dropped against top LSAT) with a world-class faculty and dominant placement across Vancouver, Toronto, and Calgary.

LSAT Range

162 – 168

Median GPA

84% (Drops 12 Credits)

Undergraduate Degree Average with lowest 12 credits dropped

Acceptance Rate

12.5%

Application Deadline

December 1, 2026

via Direct UBC Portal

Tuition & Financial Aid

Domestic (Annual)

$14,517

International (Annual)

$48,180

Over $1.5 million distributed annually in needs-based bursaries, entrance awards, and dedicated Indigenous scholarships.

Vault Placement & Career Outcomes

2L Summer Placement

80% 2L Summer Placement

Articling / Hireback

97% Articling / Hireback

Judicial Clerkships

5.5% Judicial Clerkships

Top Hiring Firms

Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

Corporate/M&ACapital MarketsBanking & Finance

McCarthy Tétrault LLP

Corporate/M&ALitigationBanking & Finance

Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP

Corporate/M&ALitigationMining & Energy

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Corporate/M&ALitigationIntellectual Property

Miller Thomson LLP

Corporate/M&ACommercial Real EstateCommercial Litigation

Top Practice Area Distribution

Corporate/M&ALitigationNatural Resources & Environmental LawIndigenous Legal StudiesTech & Intellectual Property

Academics & Experiential Learning

Grading Curve

Letter Grade with class median curved to B (73-75%): A Range (15-20%), B Range (60-70%), C Range & Below (10-15%)

Specialization Streams

JD/MBA (Sauder School of Business)Business Law ConcentrationIndigenous Legal Studies ConcentrationEnvironmental & Natural Resource LawInternational Law Specialization

Clinics & Experiential Learning

Indigenous Community Legal Clinic (ICLC)Rise Women's Legal CentreLaw Students' Legal Advice Program (LSLAP)Innocence Project at UBCBusiness Law Clinic