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Where Texas Law Grads Land

43.8% of the class of 2025 went to firms of 101+ lawyers.

Large-Firm Share

43.8%

135 of 308 graduates at firms of 101+ lawyers: 9 at 101 to 250 (2.9%), 5 at 251 to 500 (1.6%), 121 at 501+ (39.3%).

Class of 2025, ABA required disclosure

Federal Clerkships

14.3%

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

Class of 2025, ABA required disclosure

First-Time Bar Passage

95.9%

+14.3 vs. ABA average

+14.3 points against the ABA weighted average of 81.6% 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
1% of graduates (3)
1 to 10
5.2% of graduates (16)
11 to 25
3.2% of graduates (10)
26 to 50
1.6% of graduates (5)
51 to 100
3.2% of graduates (10)
101 to 250
2.9% of graduates (9)
251 to 500
1.6% of graduates (5)
501+
39.3% of graduates (121)

Plus 44 federal clerkships.

Firms That Hire from Texas Law

80 firms are named on Texas Law's own employer and placement pages.

80 of 80 firms

OCI and Recruiting Dates

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

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  • January 5-6, 2027Interview Window · Summer Interview ProgramSource
  • January 5-6, 2027Job FairSource
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Employment figures are from the ABA Required Disclosures for the class of 2025, as a percent of all 308 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 Law; the ABA does not report employer names. Recruiting dates are quoted as the school published them.

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