• For information about the LRAP application, click here.
• For information about Bar Study loans, click here.
• Do you need NYU's school code for your FAFSA? It is 002785.

Welcome to the Office of Student Financial Services' website. Here you will find information necessary to understand the various types of law school, federal, and private aid. The amount of aid available, the form in which it is given, and the conditions for its awarding depend on a number of factors, including law school policies, as well as federal and state policies, all of which may be modified at any time. There is no guarantee that the particular programs, fee structures, or policies will remain unchanged in the future.

NYU School of Law devotes substantial resources to financial aid, including institutional grants, scholarship programs, and our Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP). Legal education is a significant investment in time, money, and commitment. It should be approached with a full understanding not only of the benefits, but also of the costs. New York University School of Law evaluates admissions applications without considering family financial strength or ability to pay.

The majority of law students in U.S. law schools finance their legal education with loans - federal and private. Most U.S. citizens or permanent residents are eligible for Federal Stafford Loans. Private student loans are available to U.S. citizens or permanent residents and international students, if eligible.

We encourage you to review the information on our website and contact us with any questions.