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Off the top of my head, I know Boalt, Cornell, Cardozo, and Lewis & Clark offer travel stipends. I'm sure other schools do too.

You might try requesting a travel stipend even if a school doesn't offer it outright. I've heard of folks doing this successfully.

Duke covers I think $250 of the plane ticket. 'Fraid that's all I know.

W&L reimburses up to $200 and puts you up in a room.
Minnesota reimburses up to $200 if you matriculate

You can always call and ask...say you want to visit the school but are concerned about the costs involved.

Northwestern, UCLA and Texas - my travels are all free

Stanford gives you $400--in or out of state.

Vanderbilt is $250

Tulane..

"As encouragement to attend one of our Visiting Day programs, we will help pay for your transportation expenses. If you come to one of our Visiting Day programs, we will reimburse you the smaller of your airfare or $300, upon presentation of your electronic ticket receipt and boarding passes. If you travel here by automobile instead, we will reimburse your mileage at the prevailing federal rate, currently $.445 per mile, also to a maximum of $300.

the lsat hax0r wrote:Stanford gives you $400--in or out of state.

I thought the packet I saw said $200 in state, $400 out of state...

rabbit9198 wrote:

the lsat hax0r wrote:Stanford gives you $400--in or out of state.

I thought the packet I saw said $200 in state, $400 out of state...

That post was from last year.

UVA

Applicant's Current Address on File Travel Subsidy
DC, MD, NC, VA (non-Charlottesville) $100
AL, CT, DE, FL, GA, IL, IN, KY, MA, ME, MI, MS, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, SC, TN, WI, WV $250
AK, AR, AZ, CA, CO, HI, IA, ID, KS, LA, MO, MN, MT, ND, NE, NM, NV, OK, OR, SD, TX, UT, WA, WY $400

Texas does? Didn't see anything on the FreshLaw site...

VaultBound wrote:Texas does? Didn't see anything on the FreshLaw site...

Only to select applicants with high #'s.. I asked and was told there's no way to apply for the stipend, you would receive a letter if selected.

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goodtone wrote:

VaultBound wrote:
Texas does? Didn't see anything on the FreshLaw site...


Only to select applicants with high #'s.. I asked and was told there's no way to apply for the stipend, you would receive a letter if selected.

I live in the state of Texas, and they offered a $200 travel stipend.

Considering I know of people who got a higher scholarship and didn't get a travel stipend, I don't know that it has to do with numbers.

People who have done this, what is the best method call, email, write a letter with little ink blotches from where my tears have fallen?

Anybody know anything about Cornell's travel stipend? I applied for it, but judging from some former threads, it sounds like they are stingy with their stipend money. Anybody gotten a stipend from them?

MSU does

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I got $200 from Bayloar after I sent them my FAFSA report.

Is it the same Stipend for International Students, meaning do they have a flat reimbursement? I'll be coming from Ireland.

How does Vanderbilt's travel stipend work? Is it need based, distance based, etc?