Financial Aid Application

General Scholarships and Grants may be awarded at the discretion of the law school upon admission or will be considered upon a student's submission of this application. Only admitted students will receive scholarship and grant consideration.

Partnership and Named Scholarships, along with Military Discount, include specific criterion and application processes.  Merit-based scholarships typically are not supplemented with other law school awards.

Contact Information
(*Required Fields)
*Your E-mail Address:
*Full Legal Name:
Student ID (if known):
Mailing Address:
Country:
*State of Legal Residency
Phone:
Anticipated Law School Graduation Date:

General Scholarships & Grants

 Please indicate the awards for which you are applying:
Regent Law Grant  (requires a 2010-2011 FAFSA)
Dean's Scholarship*
Public Service Grant*
 Ramon N. West Memorial Award*

*Describe your leadership, public service & community involvement in the Comments Box below:

Partnership Scholarships

Chi Alpha Scholarship
COGIC Scholarship		 IVCF Scholarship

Named Scholarships

for continuing students
Jean B. James Award
John W. McCormick Spiritual Leadership Prize      

Law School Military Discount

Click here for full qualifying criteria and application process.
Check your military status:
Active Duty or Spouse
Reservist or Spouse
Veteran

Applicant Information

Complete the following based on anticipated status as of this Fall.
Indicate Rising Status:
Marital Status
Number of Dependents (not including yourself): 
Joint Degree Applicants: Regent Law awards only apply toward law school tuition. Students who defer to complete credits in another (non-law) program, will need to reapply for law school financial aid during the spring semester prior to entering law school. Awards offered prior to deferment are not necessarily reinstated for the year in which the student enters law school.
Indicate below how you intend to pay for law school expenses:
Savings/Family Resources
GI Bill Yellow Ribbon Program
GI Bill Other Veteran Benefit
Other/non-R.U. Scholarships
Federal Student Loans  		 R. U. Tuition Remission
Employer Reimbursement
Part Time Employment
Full Time Employment
     (only for part-time students)
Law students may not work more than 20 hours per week if they are enrolled in 12 hours or more per semester. (ABA Standard 305).