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Colorado Law has been named a “best value” law school by National Jurist, earning an A- grade and ranking No. 29 in the nation.

The rankings, released in September 2026, measure a variety of metrics beyond cost of attendance, including bar exam passage, employment rates, tuition and fees, cost of living, and indebtedness data from U.S. News and World Report. .��

"Colorado Law offers an outstanding legal education with tremendous value to graduates, and the data shows it,” said Dean Lolita Buckner Inniss. “Even more, our students also benefit from a warm and welcoming cohort, top-tier professors who care about their success, and a wide alumni network that is ready to assist.”��

In-state tuition for Colorado Law’s JD program is $38,680 for 2026-27, and graduates report a high bar passage rate and strong employment outcomes.

For the class of 2025, 93% of graduates reported full-time, long-term employment that required bar passage, setting a new benchmark for Colorado Law graduates.

Earlier this year, Denver was named the for salary expansion, charting a 41.6% growth in law salaries after adjusting for inflation, according to the National Association for Law Placement.��

"Students at Colorado Law launch outstanding careers at a manageable cost while also enjoying a supportive cohort and great quality of life in Colorado’s Front Range,” said Admissions Director Alan Schieve. “It’s an unmatched value for those who expect a high-quality education with a reasonable price tag.”��