Financial aid during remaining years is available from each school in proportion to the number of credits taken in each school and the availability of assistance. The Program Committee has the responsibility of working with the financial aid officers of each school and with the student to coordinate any problems of financial aid that arise. During the first year of the program the student is treated for these purposes as a regularly matriculated student at the School of Law. During the remaining years, the student pays the higher of the tuitions of the two schools, plus the required fees, plus the special fees exacted by both schools. For any semester during which a student is in full-time residence in the English Department, however, he or she is treated for these purposes as a regular student in the Department.
Tuition is allocated among schools as determined by the program administrators.
In the first year of the combined program, while enrolled exclusively in the School of Law, the student is required to meet the grading standards of that School. In remaining years, when enrolled in both schools, the student will be required to meet the session and cumulative grading standards of both schools independently to remain in good standing. Grades will be recorded on the student's transcript under the system in effect at the school in which the course is taken.