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Where Texas A&M Law Grads Land

23.4% of the class of 2025 went to firms of 101+ lawyers.

Large-Firm Share

23.4%

29 of 124 graduates at firms of 101+ lawyers: 5 at 101 to 250 (4%), 6 at 251 to 500 (4.8%), 18 at 501+ (14.5%).

Class of 2025, ABA required disclosure

Federal Clerkships

8.1%

10 graduates in full-time, long-term federal clerkships.

Class of 2025, ABA required disclosure

First-Time Bar Passage

96.0%

+14.6 vs. ABA average

+14.6 points against the ABA weighted average of 81.4% for the same jurisdictions.

2024 first-time takers, ABA required disclosure

Law Firm Jobs by Firm Size

Firm size is the number of lawyers at the firm. Each bar is a share of the whole class, so the bars do not add up to 100%.

Solo
0.8% of graduates (1)
1 to 10
21.8% of graduates (27)
11 to 25
1.6% of graduates (2)
26 to 50
8.9% of graduates (11)
51 to 100
2.4% of graduates (3)
101 to 250
4% of graduates (5)
251 to 500
4.8% of graduates (6)
501+
14.5% of graduates (18)

Plus 10 federal clerkships.

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OCI and Recruiting Dates

Quoted from Texas A&M Law's own pages. Check the source before you plan around a date.

Dates This Cycle

  • July 13 – July 19Registration · Hire an Aggie LawyerSource
  • July 27 – August 7Registration · Hire an Aggie LawyerSource
  • June 26Registration · Hire an Aggie LawyerSource
  • June 27 – July 5Registration · Hire an Aggie LawyerSource
  • March 1 – March 12Bidding · Hire an Aggie LawyerSource
  • September 4Registration · Hire an Aggie LawyerSource
  • September 5 – September 13Registration · Hire an Aggie LawyerSource

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Employment figures are from the ABA Required Disclosures for the class of 2025, as a percent of all 124 graduates, counting full-time, long-term jobs. Bar passage is for 2024 first-time takers against the ABA weighted average for the same jurisdictions.

Firm lists are from the school's own pages and are not exhaustive. A firm named there hired or recruited at Texas A&M Law; the ABA does not report employer names. Recruiting dates are quoted as the school published them.

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