The decision to attend Loyola University Chicago School of Law is a substantial investment that promises many rewards. At Loyola, we recognize that many students do not have immediate access to resources to pay for their law school education and therefore we have taken measures that allow most students, regardless of socioeconomic background, to obtain the necessary funding to pursue their educational goals. 

Financial assistance for School of Law students takes three forms: merit-based scholarships, need-based grants, and federal loans.

Prospective and admitted students should call us with questions at 312.915.7170 or e-mail: law-financial-aid@luc.edu.

JD students should also email us with questions regarding scholarship awards or general inquiries. We now have office hours available through SKYPE -- search for us by email!

Continuing JD, MJ, LLM, SJD, DLaw students should contact the University Financial Aid Office for loan counseling at 773.508.7704 or e-mail: lufinaid@luc.edu. A counselor is also available at Water Tower Campus (WTC) on the 8th floor of Lewis Towers Tuesdays and Thursdays for drop-in between the hours of 8:30am and 5:00pm.

Loyola University Chicago: Law Financial Literacy

This initiative aims to provide students with the tools needed to manage their finances during their time in law school and beyond. We will provide resources and workshops throughout the year.