The Law School Career Services Office has information about opportunities in these areas. Students value these clerkships not only as a source of income, but also as learning experiences of value in making course selections and career decisions. The Student Employment Office in the Drake University Career Center is also available to assist you with placement in part-time positions outside the field of law. In addition to Drake Law School scholarships which are specifically designated for upper-class law students, other resources for financing law school may include outside scholarships from private sources, state and federal agencies, and social security benefits. A Preliminary Guide , which is available at no charge through Law Services, Box 2001, Newton, PA 18940-0981.
Tuition is paid automatically from the student's checking account.
An authorization slip must be signed giving Drake University and your bank the authority to deduct payments from your checking or savings account. Tuition and fees may be paid in an installment payment plan that includes four payments per semester. The first payment must be at least one-fourth of the amount due after student's financial aid has been applied to his or her account. For more information, contact the Law School Admissions office.