International Applicant and financial aid
Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2015 7:53 pm
Hi everyone !
I am from France and i am psyched because the LSAC finally told me that my first degree in law from my home country is the equivalent of a bachelor degree. Therefore i can apply to law school through the US. I am not aiming at the best one because my LSAT score will certainly be medium ( i am thinking around 150, btw i am passing it next saturday !).
The problem is that tuition and fee are still pretty expensive in average law schools and i have absolutely no idea on how to "get rid of it". So here are my questions:
How the scholarship system works for international applicant ?
Is it possible for an international applicant to have scholarships that cover the entire tuition and fee ?
If I apply to a law school requiring an LSAT score that is actually below the score i'll have, can i get a better scholarship ?
Thanks for your answers !
I am from France and i am psyched because the LSAC finally told me that my first degree in law from my home country is the equivalent of a bachelor degree. Therefore i can apply to law school through the US. I am not aiming at the best one because my LSAT score will certainly be medium ( i am thinking around 150, btw i am passing it next saturday !).
The problem is that tuition and fee are still pretty expensive in average law schools and i have absolutely no idea on how to "get rid of it". So here are my questions:
How the scholarship system works for international applicant ?
Is it possible for an international applicant to have scholarships that cover the entire tuition and fee ?
If I apply to a law school requiring an LSAT score that is actually below the score i'll have, can i get a better scholarship ?
Thanks for your answers !