Each year, approximately 80% percent of the Yale Law School students receive some form of financial aid and more than half qualify for law school grants. Yale Law School does not offer merit based scholarships; instead, all financial awards are based on need. In addition, the law school also offers COAP (Career Options Assistance Program), which is “a loan repayment assistance program that allows students to take jobs in nonprofit organizations, public interest, government, academia, or small firms.” (Yale Law Website)
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) | $46,000 | $46,000 | $18,400 | $18,400 | $18,400 | 53.6% |
| Class of 2012 (PT) | - | - | $18,400 | $18,400 | $18,400 | 0.0% |
STUDENTS RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIPS / GRANTS
Full-Time Students
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Part-Time Students
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Financial Aid application Deadline is:
3/15; 4/15
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