Tue May 22 2012   
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Costs & Financial Aid

 

Arizona Law is committed to excellence and access in legal education. We strive to provide our students a legal education of the highest quality at competitive tuition rates for residents and non-residents. We offer a variety of financial aid opportunities to enable students to pursue a legal education at Arizona Law, including:

 

 

The College of Law has a generous scholarship program. Admitted students are considered for merit awards as part of the admissions process; no separate application is necessary. All applicants must file a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid to be considered for need-based aid. For more information on how to apply for financial aid click here.

 

Cost of Attendance

 

The Cost of Attendance is the University's estimate of your academic year expenses. It includes charges billed directly to you (tuition and fees), as well as an estimated budget of indirect expenses (room/board, books and supplies, travel, miscellaneous, and loan fees). Although you may be awarded financial aid up to the cost of attendance, you may choose to borrow less. Direct charges for residents during the 2012-2013 academic year total $27,272.00. Direct charges for non-residents during the 2012-2013 academic year total $42,283.00.

 

Cost of Attendance 2012-2013 Academic Year

Tuition and Registration Fee $27,272.00
Room/Board $12,451.00
Books and Supplies $ 1,200.00
Travel $ 3,595.00
Miscellaneous $ 5,377.00
Loan Fees $ 400.00
Total - Resident of Arizona $ 50,295.00
Additional Nonresident Tuition $ 15,011.00
Total - Nonresident $ 65,306.00

 

Information on the University's tuition and fee refund policies can be found here.

Updated: 04/17/2012