You’ve made an important life-changing decision—to pursue a degree in the legal profession. We know that paying for that education can seem formidable, but we are here to help navigate the process and help you achieve your educational goals.

Vermont Law and Graduate School recognizes that a legal education is becoming more costly each year, both for the student and the school. In the face of these rising costs, Vermont Law and Graduate School is doing everything possible to keep cost increases to a minimum, to increase available financial aid and to provide assistance to as many students as possible. It is important for students to apply as soon as possible after January 1 for financial aid. The Law School begins to make decisions about financial aid beginning in March. Learn more by exploring the information below:

The policy of Vermont Law and Graduate School is to support equality of opportunity for persons, regardless of race or ethnic background. No student will be denied financial aid, or be otherwise discriminated against, because of age, disability, race, color, sexual orientation, religion, sex, or national or ethnic origin. Federal regulations governing Title IV programs require United States Citizenship or Permanent Resident Status as a stipulation for eligibility for federal aid.

Questions or concerns? Please contact financial aid or contact admissions.