| Educational loans are available to law students whose personal resources are insufficient to cover the expense of a legal education. In addition to using these
funds to cover tuition costs, law student may elect to borrow additional funds to help cover their living expenses during the academic year. For students considering loans, we
suggest that you first take advantage of the student loans available under Federal Stafford Loan Program. These loans offer include discounted interest rates during periods of enrollment,
as well as flexible repayment programs for after you graduate.
When the funds available under the Federal Stafford Loan Program
are insufficient to cover both your tuition and living expenses, you
may consider using a credit-based, alternative loan program.
Alternative loans allow you to defer repayment until after
you are no longer enrolled in law school. These loans also offer an interest-only payment option while you are
enrolled for students who wish to keep their loan balance from growing while in school.
For information about applying for any of these loan options, please review the information provided in the links below. |
