Other forms of need-based assistance are also available through both schools. Financial aid is administered each semester by the school in which the student is primarily enrolled. In particular, scholarship awards may differ depending on the school of primary enrollment. Admission to this program is highly selective, with candidates evaluated in areas such as scholastic achievement, work experience, LSAT and GMAT performance, extracurricular activities, written and verbal communication skills, motivation to pursue graduate studies, and leadership potential. Interviews, in person or by telephone, are required by the Freeman School for all candidates residing in the United States or Canada.
Initial enrollment is permitted only in the fall semester.
Students already enrolled in the Law School or the Freeman School may also apply for admission to the joint program. Law students must apply to the Freeman School no later than the end of their fourth semester. MBA students must apply to the Law School no later than the end of their second semester. Students transferring to Tulane Law School from other law schools are not eligible to participate in the joint program by having their Law School hours further reduced. However, it reserves the right to change, at any time, the policies and information contained herein.