Law Student Loans
Loans require repayment. Detailed information about repayment of federal loans, including borrowers' rights and responsibilities, is available in The Student Guide.
View Stafford and Graduate PLUS Loan Interest Rates Effective July 1, 2008
A Federal Perkins Loan is a fixed, low-interest (5%) subsidized loan awarded to students with exceptional financial need.
Federal Stafford loans are low fixed-rate (6.8%) student loans for students who are attending school at least half time.
- Complete Required Federal Stafford Loan Counseling
- Complete 2008-09 Required Federal DIRECT Master Promissory Note
Federal Graduate PLUS loans are fixed-rate student loans for students who are attending school at least half time. A credit check is required. Students should exhaust their Federal Stafford loan eligibility before applying for a Graduate PLUS loan.
- Complete Required Federal Grad PLUS Loan Counseling
- Complete 2008-09 Required Federal DIRECT Grad PLUS Master Promissory Note
- Complete 2008-09 Federal DIRECT Grad PLUS Request Form
Federal Loan consolidation is a way to combine your existing federal student loans into one new loan, reducing the number of monthly bills and possibly lowering your monthly payment.
Alternative Loans are credit-based, private student loans. Alternative loans generally have higher interest rates and fewer repayment options than federal loans.
Bar Study loans are credit-based, private student loans which help finance bar exam costs, such as bar review course fees, bar exam deposits and fees, as well as living expenses.
Lender Selection
The Office of Student Financial Aid provides comparison charts of lenders and loan programs that have been evaluated and determined to meet strict quality control standards. See our Lender Selection Methodology for more information. You may borrow from any lender you choose, even if they are not listed on our comparison charts.