I assumed it was a full ride when I first read it. Good to know it's not. Does UCLA offer merit money?
I'm not sure that it is not. I just never found anything indicating it was. Maybe they have info somewhere I just can't find.
I know they do offer merit money. They have two named scholarships one for people who applied ED and one for people who have overcome significant hardship. I don't qualify for either.
I think like most other law schools they also offer Deans scholarships ranging up to full tuition, but from what I can tell from law school numbers, they seem to rarely give out near full tuition, topping out at more like $110000.
The Epstein thing? It confused me too. I gave up on it and maybe UCLA in general because I seemed unqualified for it and it still didn't seem to guarantee much. The website says most people have post graduate experience. I also just couldn't ever figure out what it gave other than summer funding.
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@57803 said:
I assumed it was a full ride when I first read it. Good to know it's not. Does UCLA offer merit money?
I'm not sure that it is not. I just never found anything indicating it was. Maybe they have info somewhere I just can't find.
I know they do offer merit money. They have two named scholarships one for people who applied ED and one for people who have overcome significant hardship. I don't qualify for either.
https://law.ucla.edu/admissions/full-tuition-scholarship-programs/
I think like most other law schools they also offer Deans scholarships ranging up to full tuition, but from what I can tell from law school numbers, they seem to rarely give out near full tuition, topping out at more like $110000.
http://ucla.lawschoolnumbers.com/applicants/1617?order=desc&sort=scholarship
I already have full tuition from WUSTL so I can't see myself really ending up there with a smaller scholarship and higher cost of living.
I assumed it was a full ride when I first read it. Good to know it's not. Does UCLA offer merit money?
The Epstein thing? It confused me too. I gave up on it and maybe UCLA in general because I seemed unqualified for it and it still didn't seem to guarantee much. The website says most people have post graduate experience. I also just couldn't ever figure out what it gave other than summer funding.
https://law.ucla.edu/academics/degrees-and-specializations/specializations/david-j-epstein-program-in-public-interest-law-and-policy/admissions/