"...there are a large number of funding opportunities that are not widely publicized to law schools. These opportunities have been conveniently collected in a new resource titled, How to Pay for Your Law Degree.”
“Law School Funding Opportunities,” Marquette University
"How to Pay for Your Law Degree provides detailed information on fellowships, internships, loans/forgivable loans, writing and other competitions, Bar Exam support programs, and grants available specifically to law students to support their study, training, research, and creative activities."
Kaplan Educational Centers
"Don't let today's astronomical cost of law school (as much as $120,000) scare you off. Fortunately, you can get full details here on 560 programs that will help you pay for your law degree. No other print or online resource has as many funding sources as this thorough directory."
Job Quest
"How to Pay for Your Law Degree contains a listing of scholarships available nationally, including many that do not send announcements to BU Law."
Boston University School of Law
"This directory includes over 500 financial aid programs, representing MILLIONS of dollars...to help law students. The financial aid programs cover all specialty areas, ranging from general practice to wills and trusts."
SourcesforStudents.com
"Getting a law degree is expensive. Fortunately, hundreds of financial aid programs, representing millions of dollars, are available to help students pay for their law degree. How to Pay for Your Law Degree provides detailed information on nearly 560 fellowships" and other funding opportunities!
"College Funding" by Parenting Magic
"How to Pay for Your Law Degree makes it easy to find money you need. Entries are grouped by type of funding (e.g., fellowships, internships) and detailed descriptions are provided for each."
"New Books," Olaf H. Thormodsgard Law Library, University of North Dakota
"The [new] edition of How to Pay for Your Law Degree has just arrived at Cleveland-Marshall Law Library. This useful guide is specifically designed for the student working on his/her law degree, and lists by category Fellowships, Loans, Forgivable Loans, and Loan Repayment Programs, Grants, Bar Exam Support, Competitions, and Internships. In addition to a Program Title Index at the back, consider checking the Sponsoring Organization Index, Residency Index, Tenability Index (programs restricted to specific locations or not), Specialty Index, and/or Calendar Index."
CM Law Library Blog
"The Moritz Office of Admissions and Financial Aid has several copies of How to Pay for Your Law Degree on file and has also placed a copy on reserve in the law library for student use."
Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
"This book identifies hundreds of financial aid programs covering virtually every legal specialty."
"Resource List," Northeastern University School of Law
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