Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Pay For Law School

You did it! You have been accepted to law school. But the stress is just beginning. Finding the funds to pay for law school is a burdensome and often overwhelming task. Therefore, it is recommended to gather as much financial information as you can to help you make intelligent decisions about how you will pay for your graduate education. Follow these simple steps to ensure you exhaust the funding options available to you.


Instructions


1. Research the cost of the law school you wish to attend. Include both tuition and anticipated book expenditures.


2. Research the cost of living for the area in which you will live while attending law school.








3. Review your current finances and determine how much you can comfortably contribute to fund your law school education.


4. Prepare a reasonable budget that takes into account the figures you obtained in steps 1 through 3.


5. Apply for scholarships or grants to aid your law school funding.


6. Ask your law school about federal work-study programs that enable you to work part-time to help finance your education.








7. Consider federal and private student loans to aid in the financial burden of attending law school.

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