All law school scholarships and grants are subject to the Policies and Procedures of the School of Law, and Regent University.

New and continuing students should review and apply for the Law School Scholarships and Grants for which they qualify. Please read each award carefully; all requirements must be met to receive consideration. Click here to apply online.

Academic Merit Scholarships are awarded upon admission to law school for new students; therefore a law school financial aid application is not required. Typically, other law school scholarships and grants are not offered in conjunction with merit scholarships.

All other law school awards, for new and continuing students, require an annual Law School Financial Aid Application  

• February 1 is the priority consideration date for new student financial aid applications.

• April 1 is the priority consideration date for continuing student financial aid applications.

• All applications will be received and considered as funds remain available. Typically, all awards are completed by mid-summer, and are made for the academic year .

Cost of Attendance

The 2008-2009 tuition rate is $915 per credit hour. The Regent School of Law Student Budget for 2008-2009 will be set in the spring of 2008.  Click here to view the current cost of attendance for Regent Law students.

Regent University Central Financial Aid

New and continuing students are eligible for University-Wide Endowed Scholarships. The endowment application deadline is April 1, 2008.

Late applications will not be considered.

Residents of Virginia are expected to apply for the Virginia Tuition Assistance Grant (VTAG) . The 2008-2009 grant is expected to be $1,900 ($950 per fall and spring semesters).  The application deadline is July 31, however all students who qualify should apply in the spring prior to the August distribution.

Most students secure a combination of Federal Student Loans (Stafford and Graduate PLUS) to cover their cost-of-attendance.  Stafford Loans have an annual limit of $20,500 ($8,500 subsidized and $12,000 unsubsidized). A Graduate PLUS Loan will usually cover the remaining Cost-Of-Attendance after all other aid (Stafford loans, scholarships, and grants) is applied.

A FAFSA is required for all Federal Student Loans (Stafford and Graduate PLUS Loans). Regent University's School Code is 030913.

The 2008-2009 FAFSA is available as of January 1, 2008. All federal and private loans are facilitated through the Central Financial Aid Office.  New students are encouraged to apply for federal loans as soon as possible in 2008 and should not wait until for an admission decision.

Student who do not qualify for federal student loans, typically due to non-residence status or adverse credit, may apply for private law school loans through Central Financial Aid.