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Incoming Class Profile 2022 | School of Law. DIVERSITY. Introducing the most racially diverse class in the law school's 101-year history. 31 % people of color. 9.8 percent Black or African American. 5.9 percent Asian or Pacific Islander. 4.6 percent Latinx or Hispanic. 11.1 percent two or more races. Identify as women: 63% GPA.
Introducing the incoming JD students in 2024, among the most diverse and accomplished classes in the history of UConn Law. Thirty percent of incoming JD students identify as people of color. 55 percent of incoming JD students identify as women. 19 percent of incoming JD students identify as LGBTQ+.
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