Approximately 75% percent of NYU Law students receive financial aid, including federal and private loans as well as institutional grants and scholarship programs. NYU Law awards scholarships based upon need, merit, and a combination of both. With respect to those students interested in public service careers, the Public Interest Law Center’s Summer Funding Program “guarantees funding for all first- and second-year students who want to work in public interest and government positions.” (NYU Law Website). In addition, the school provides a Loan Assistance Repayment Program for its graduates interested in pursuing such positions after graduation.
Class of 2012
OVERALL TUITION & FINANCIAL DATA
| Resident Tuition |
Non-Resident Tuition |
On-Campus Living Expenses |
Off-Campus Living Expenses |
At-Home Living Expenses |
Students Receiving Scholarships/Grants |
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| Class of 2012 (FT) | $44,247 | $44,247 | $23,491 | $23,491 | $23,491 | 38.2% |
| Class of 2012 (PT) | - | - | $23,491 | $23,491 | $23,491 | 0.0% |
STUDENTS RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIPS / GRANTS
Full-Time Students
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Part-Time Students
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