Letters of recommendation may be requested. Applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible in advance of the semester in which they wish to start. Students seeking financial aid are urged to apply as early as possible so that financing aspects are worked out prior to registration. Students may enter the program in the spring or fall semesters. If transcripts require evaluation or translation, the applicant is responsible for the arrangements and the costs associated with the same.
Tuition is charged and paid by the semester hour.
This payment is applied to the first semester's tuition and allows a student to register in advance. Additional costs for students include textbooks, course supplement materials and other miscellaneous classroom items. The Lawyer's Assistant Program strives to provide its students with high quality course materials while keeping in mind costs. Room, board and transportation are additional costs that applicants need to consider. The Lawyer's Assistant Program does not directly handle financial aid, but does recommend having such arrangements in place well in advance of the first day of the semester.