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Does the Law School have a program to help graduates in public interest settings repay their loans?

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Does the Law School have a program to help graduates in public interest settings repay their loans?

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Yes, the Law School created the Loan Repayment Assistance Program to subsidize graduates who pursue qualifying public interest legal careers. LRAP recipients receive substantial assistance with repayment of their education loan obligations. The LRAP committee reviews applications for repayment assistance twice a year.