However, to the extent that it can, the College attempts to bridge the gap between individual resources and the cost of legal education by assisting students financially. Law School financial aid funds are limited. No full fellowships are available. Students must be prepared to pay necessary travel, living and educational expenses from outside sources. The possibility of receiving such aid is based on the number of applicants with financial need, the availability of funds and the extent of an individual's qualifications and need in comparison to others.
Additional assistance is available in the form of educational loans from outside lending agencies.
Stafford Loans can be obtained from a local bank. Private loans, are available at a variable interest rate. Students can borrow up to the cost of attendance minus any scholarship funds received. Applications are available from the Law School and the Financial Aid Office. Standardized student budgets are distributed by the Office of Student Financial Aid.