2012-2013 Award Year 

The following information has been prepared in order to provide an idea of the types and amounts of aid a typical new student can receive. NOTE: This information is intended solely to familiarize you with the types of aid for which a first-year student would typically be eligible to apply. It is neither an offer of aid nor a declaration of eligibility for any specific student. Eligibility for the types and amounts of aid described in this document is contingent upon the student's citizenship, prior student loan history, Selective Service status, and other factors relevant to the awarding of Title IV aid, including the information from your 2012-2013 FAFSA.  The charts below show the types and amounts of aid most commonly offered to first-year Juris Doctor students for their first two terms.

Full Time Program

	Housing/Scholarship Status
Fund Type	Off-campus, No scholarship	Off-campus, Full tuition scholarship	Living with parents/relatives, No scholarship	Living with parents/relatives, Full tuition scholarship
Federal Unsub. Stafford Loan*	$20,500	$20,500	$20,500	$14,594
Federal Graduate PLUS Loan**	$47,242	$3,642	$38,922	N/A
CWSL  Scholarship	N/A	$43,600	N/A	$43,600
TOTAL	$67,742	$67,742	$59,422	$58,194***

Part Time Program

	Housing/Scholarship Status
Fund Type	Off-campus, No scholarship	Off-campus, Full tuition scholarship	Living with parents/relatives, No scholarship	Living with parents/relatives, Full tuition scholarship
Federal Unsub. Stafford Loan*	$20,500	$20,500	$20,500	$14,594
Federal Graduate PLUS Loan**	$34,242	$3,642	$25,922	N/A
CWSL Scholarship	N/A	$30,600	N/A	$30,600
TOTAL***	$54,742	$54,742	$46,422	$45,194***