What is the cost of attendance?
Tuition and fees for a full-time J.D. student at Loyola University Chicago School of Law for 2008-2009 are estimated at $35,120 ($34,890 tuition, $230 fees). Tuition and fees for a part-time J.D. student are estimated at $26,420 ($26,190 tuition, $230 fees.) Loyola sets a budgeted amount for living and book expenses for all law students. This amount is included in the “Cost of Attendance”, which limits the total amount of financial aid a student can receive.
Loyola’s Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSFA) uses a projected budget to determine your eligibility for financial assistance. Your budget has been customized for you based on your academic program, your living arrangements (on-campus, off-campus, with relatives), and your planned level of enrollment. Your budget includes expenses paid directly to the University, such as tuition and fees, as well as indirect expenses, such as books, transportation, and average living expenses. Budgets do not include discretionary expenses such as car payments, long distance phone charges, or credit card payments. Budgets can be adjusted to meet unusual situations. If you have unusual expenses such as childcare, medical bills/prescriptions not covered by insurance, or any extraordinary expense, complete the Budget Appeal form available here. You may be asked to provide supporting documents. Graduate students who will be attending study abroad programs should e-mail: gradfinaid@luc.edu. Budgets f
The cost of attendance (COA) is an estimate of how much it costs a student to attend Metropolitan College of New York. The financial aid counselor uses required formulas to calculate the cost of attendance. The COA includes tuition and fees; books and supplies, as well as indirect costs, such as food, transportation, medical and other personal expenses. The budget is intended to represent the average cost incurred by student, over the course of the school year.
