Applications will be mailed to all prospective students, and must be submitted to the Financial Aid Office by August 24, 1999. The College also awards a number of other merit-based scholarships to entering students, some of which are renewable if the recipients meet specific criteria. The College receives information about scholarships from outside organizations periodically throughout the academic year. This information is advertised in the Docket as it becomes available. To maintain eligibility for federal financial aid, students must be making satisfactory academic progress toward their degrees.
Academic progress is measured qualitatively, quantitatively, and incrementally.
A student s cumulative G.P.A. must be at least 2.0, or if below 2.0, the student must meet the Academic Affairs Committee s requirements for Academic Probation. A student must complete his or her J.D. degree within 6 years of matriculation.