The Law School Financial Aid Office seeks to provide students the financial aid necessary to complete their legal education. Approximately 75% of our students receive some form of need-based financial aid.

The majority of financial aid awarded by the Law School Financial Aid Office includes federal student loans and other campus-based awards such as work-study.

Only U.S. citizens and permanent residents may apply for federal student aid funds through our office. University policy requires foreign students to demonstrate ability to pay their expenses. Foreign students should be aware that education in the United States is expensive, and are therefore encouraged to seek financial assistance and/or scholarship funds from home country sources. For assistance in locating sponsoring organizations contact the United States Embassy or Consulate or the United States Information Agency in your country.  Foreign (international) students who wish to explore private alternative loan options may click here for further information.

Additionally, the Law School Financial Aid Office administers a variety of scholarships that are based on financial need and/or academic merit.