Students may apply for direct financial assistance from private and public organizations. These organizations offer scholarships, grants or low-interest loans to students who meet specific criteria determined by each organization. Such donors include county and state bar associations, law spouses groups, veterans organizations, church and ethnic organizations, college or university alumni associations, and corporations with tuition programs for employees.
The Databank includes scholarships for incoming and returning law students, and even some that can be used to pay for degrees prior to a J.D., including bachelor’s and master’s degrees; or towards bar study costs.
It’s the most comprehensive list of scholarships out there that's designed specifically for law students and those interested in a law career.
Awards from these sources must be reported to the Office of Financial Aid as soon as they are secured.
Phone: 302.477.2272
Fax: 302.477.2034
Email: [email protected]
Mail:
Widener University Delaware Law School
Financial Aid Office
4601 Concord Pike
Wilmington, DE 19803-0474