Students play a major role in the financial aid process by submitting materials in a timely manner and by having eligibility determined by the U.S. Department of Education prior to requesting financial aid through the Law Center. Students interested in applying for financial aid at the Law Center must complete and submit all applications and materials for loans or work study described in this booklet. A financial aid packet can be obtained from the SULC Office of Financial Aid. Living allowances, books, supplies, transportation, and miscellaneous expenses should be considered when determining total cost. The cost of tuition and fees are subject to change.
Financial aid is monetary assistance and other resources available to students.
A financial aid award may include one or more of these types of aid. Assistance is granted on the basis of need or merit or both. Additional eligibility requirements are noted in other sections of this booklet. Resources such as income, scholarships, veteran benefits, stipends, and other assets also are considered. Income from parents is not required, but the student must be prepared to demonstrate independent capability and can not report zero income for the previous year.