Educational Loan Programs Scholarships Expenses Students at the Law School pay different rates of tuition, depending on their residency and division. Most students are eligible to establish Connecticut residency for tuition purposes after one full year in Connecticut, according to state statute. The tuition and fees are set by the board of trustees of the University of Connecticut and the Board of Higher Education, which reserve the right to make changes at any time. In 2000-2001, the tuition and fees at the Law School are detailed below. Student health insurance also is available for an additional fee paid directly to the carrier.
Fees listed above include parking, university, student activity, infrastructure, and one-time fees.
Refunds of tuition and fees paid by financial aid or student loan resources will be directed to the Student Finance Office rather than to the student, if mandated by current state and federal regulations. Each applicant must file an affidavit of residence on forms provided by the University. On the basis of the information provided, each entering student is classified as a Connecticut, New England Compact, or out of state resident. Fee bills for first year students are mailed soon after June 1 for the fall semester. Students should note that registration is not complete until all tuition and fees have been paid in full.