University of Florida (Levin) vs. University of Georgia: Which Should You Pick?

Two strong schools, one decision. Here are the numbers that actually differ between them, then a straight answer on who should pick which. Medians from ABA Standard 509 disclosures via ILRG, Fall 2025 entering class.

Median LSAT
169 vs. 169
dead even
Three-year sticker gap
$3,285
University of Georgia costs less at sticker
Selectivity rank
#23 vs. #23
by median LSAT
Full comparison. Tuition is the 2025-2026 sticker price, an estimate.
MeasureUniversity of Florida (Levin)University of Georgia
LocationGainesville, FLAthens, GA
Selectivity rank#23#23
Median LSAT169169
Median GPA3.913.92
Est. annual tuition$19,139 in-state$18,044 in-state
Est. 3-year tuition$57,417$54,132

Who should pick University of Florida (Levin)

Pick University of Florida (Levin) if your numbers sit at or above its medians (169 LSAT, 3.91 GPA), which also puts you in the best position for merit aid there. Pick it if you want to start your career in Gainesville: local alumni networks, clinics, and externships tilt heavily toward the school's home market.

Who should pick University of Georgia

Pick University of Georgia if your numbers clear its medians (169 LSAT, 3.92 GPA) more comfortably, or if Athens is where you want to live and work after graduation. It costs about $3,285 less than University of Florida (Levin) over three years at sticker. If both schools admit you, negotiate: competing offers from peer schools are the most effective way to bring the real price down.

The deciding factors

We do not publish employment outcomes, so check each school's ABA-required employment summary before deciding. For the classic top pairs (Harvard vs. Yale, Columbia vs. NYU, and more), see our comparison pages at /law-schools/compare.

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Last updated October 12, 2026