What school guarantee access? Forum

[Geon]

-I am just wondering, what US law schools basically guarantee or come close to it, that you will be able to attend if you are accepted. From what I gather YHS, all have a version of this, but do any lower tier 1 schools (preferably ones in the t-14 but towards the lower side- and I am only interested in top 20 schools but really t-14 highly prefered).


international student non us permanent resident/non citizen if that makes a difference

[hichvichwoh]

...what?

[puppylaw]

I'm pretty sure that every law school will help you get all the loans you need to attend and then some. The trouble is paying them back.

[Tiago Splitter]

I'm pretty sure that every law school will help you get all the loans you need to attend and then some. The trouble is paying them back.

This isn't necessarily true for international students who can't get Federally backed loans and don't have a co-signer.

[Geon]

I'm pretty sure that every law school will help you get all the loans you need to attend and then some. The trouble is paying them back.

This isn't necessarily true for international students who can't get Federally backed loans and don't have a co-signer.

Precisely, I am trying to find out which ones will extend loans/need based aid beside hys to international students

[Renzo]

Yale and Harvard are the only two I know of that offer institutional (non-federal) loans.

[fingerscrossedxx]

Yale and Harvard are the only two I know of that offer institutional (non-federal) loans.

This. No other school will give int students loans so the only other options is loans from your home country or private loans that all require a US cosigner.

[Geon]

Yale and Harvard are the only two I know of that offer institutional (non-federal) loans.

This. No other school will give int students loans so the only other options is loans from your home country or private loans that all require a US cosigner.

Really, not even stanford?