All students are reviewed for scholarships on the basis of their admissions applications. In addition to the programs outlined in the Law School Bulletin, the following scholarships are available to U.S. and foreign students in the tax area:
Gerald L. Wallace Fund Scholarships
One-half tuition scholarships based on merit and/or financial need are awarded to candidates for the LL.M. in Taxation and in International Taxation degrees from the Wallace Fund.
Tax Law Review Scholarships
Up to six scholarships of one-half tuition are awarded annually to full-time candidates for the LL.M. in Taxation degree who serve as graduate editors of the faculty-edited Tax Law Review. These scholarships are awarded to applicants who have outstanding academic records and show exceptional promise for work in the Graduate Tax Program. These positions are awarded on the basis of merit, but are not available to International Tax Program students. International Tax Program students may apply for Wallace Scholarships.
Named Scholarships
The NYU School of Law Graduate Program is proud to offer the following named scholarships:
- Crowe & Dunlevy Graduate Tax Scholarship
- M. Carr Ferguson Fellowship in Tax Law
- Morris M. Geifman Memorial Scholarship
- James Goodfellow Scholarship in Taxation
- Leon G. Kozak Scholarship in Tax
- KPMG Scholarship Fund
- D. Lurton Massee, Jr. Scholarship
- Judge David Laro Scholarship
- Edward Rudman (LL.M '63) Scholarship in Taxation
- Philip E. Semel ('23) Fellowship
- Lewis Steinberg Scholarship in Taxation
- Alex E. Weinberg ('68) Fellowship
- Nina W. Werblow Tax Fellowship
- Wilf Tax Scholarship
