There is no graduate housing available on campus. However, there is a wealth of housing options near campus and throughout Valparaiso. Our assistant director of admissions Debbie Gleason completes a housing handbook each spring and assists students in their search.
Financial aid is available to students in the form of scholarships, loans, grants, and work study.
Valpo Law is one of the six colleges of Valparaiso University, an independent university affiliated with the Lutheran Church. Valparaiso University was founded in 1859 and has an enrollment of 3,800. The law library is a United States Government Depository, which contains 283,000 volumes in hard copy and microforms. Six full-time librarians are on staff and the building is open 111 hours per week. Practical experience is one of Valpo Law's strengths.