To confirm the granting of the scholarship, the applicant must comply with all provisions required by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid. Loans are issued to a student and must be repaid. Repayment typically begins six months after one leaves school. For most loans, approval is premised on student need. Academic ability is only a minor consideration.
Interest accrues on part of the loan while the student is in school.
Please note that the LSAS Law Access Program may provide students with an alternative avenue or supplement to the Direct Loan. Please note that the LSL program may provide students with an alternative avenue or supplement to the Direct Loan. The Loan Forgiveness Program was established in 1991 by the Loyola School of Law. Loyola recognized that the high cost of legal education requires many students to get educational loans. Financial grants are provided to qualified Loyola graduates who are working in public interest jobs in order to help pay off their loans.