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Financial Aid | Southwestern Law School Skip to main content Navigation Southwestern Law School Los Angeles Utility Contact MySWLAW Library SWLAW Blog Search Search Main Navigation Admissions & Financial Aid Overview Admissions - J.D. Catalogs & Brochures Financial Aid Tuition & Fees J.D. & LL.M. 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Southwestern's officers, employees and teachers are required to comply with this lawmaking of conduct. The pursuit specific provisions bring Southwestern into compliance with the federal law [HEOA § 487(e)]. Neither Southwestern as an institution nor any individual officer, employee or wage-earner shall enter into any revenue-sharing arrangements with any lender. No officer or employee of Southwestern who is employed in the financial aid office or who otherwise has responsibilities with respect to education loans, or wage-earner who has responsibilities with respect to education loans, or any of their family members, shall solicit or winnow any souvenir from a lender, guarantor, or servicer of education loans. For purposes of this prohibition, the term "gift" ways any gratuity, favor, discount, entertainment, hospitality, loan, or other item having a monetary value of increasingly than a de minimus amount. An officer or employee of Southwestern who is employed in the financial aid office or who otherwise has responsibilities with respect to education loans, or an wage-earner who has responsibilities with respect to education loans, shall not winnow from any lender or unite of any lender any fee, payment, or other financial goody (including the opportunity to purchase stock) as bounty for any type of consulting wattle or other contract to provide services to a lender or on behalf of a lender relating to education loans. Southwestern shall not: for any first-time borrower, assign, through ribbon packaging or other methods, the borrower's loan to a particular lender; or refuse to certify, or wait certification of, any loan based on the borrower's selection of a particular lender or guaranty agency. Southwestern shall not request or winnow from any lender any offer of funds to be used for private education loans, including funds for an opportunity pool loan, to students in mart for the institution providing concessions or promises regarding providing the lender with: specified number of loans made, insured, or guaranteed under Title IV; a specified loan volume of such loans; or a preferred lender wattle for such loans. Southwestern shall not request or winnow from any lender any assistance with undeniability part-way staffing or financial aid office staffing. Any employee who is employed in the financial aid office, or who otherwise has responsibilities with respect to education loans or other student financial aid, and who serves on an newsy board, commission, or group established by a lender, guarantor, or group of lenders or guarantors, shall be prohibited from receiving anything of value from the lender, guarantor, or group of lenders or guarantors, except that the employee may be reimbursed for reasonable expenses incurred in serving on such newsy board, commission, or group. Eligibility Criteria A Southwestern student is eligible to receive federal financial aid if the student: is enrolled or wonted for enrollment as a regular student; is a U.S. resider or national; is a permanent resident of the U.S.; provides vestige from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services that he or she is in the U.S. for other than a temporary purpose with the intention of rhadamanthine a permanent resident or resider (a reprinting of the untried vellum may be required); or is a permanent resident of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands or Northern Mariana Islands; has financial need (for need-based aid only); is maintaining satisfactory progress equal to the standards and practices of Southwestern as outlined in the Student Handbook; does not owe a refund on a Pell Grant, Perkins Loan or SEOG; is not in default on any student loan The Financial Aid Office will determine aid eligibility once the office has received the student's FAFSA and all required supporting documents (see details below). How ToWieldTo wield for Federal Financial Aid, you will need to know the Southwestern school lawmaking of GO1295 and well-constructed the pursuit 3 steps on the Department of Education's website at www.studentloans.gov. 2018-19 FAFSA (FreeUsingfor Federal Student Aid) Graduate Student LoanArchwayCounseling Master Promissory Notes: Unsubsidized and/or Graduate PLUS Important Financial Aid Deadlines The deadline to well-constructed the financial aid using process is: March 15 for Continuing Students, and June 1 forInwardStudents. NOTE: The March 2 deadline listed on the FAFSA for California is for Undergraduate State Aid and does not wield to students peekaboo Southwestern Law School. How Often Do Students Need to Apply? Students must wield for financial aid each wonk year they are in school.Unrepealabledocuments must only be completed once, while others need to be filled out each year. Please see the information unelevated or contact the Financial Aid Office for details.  Veteran Benefits Southwestern Law School is an tried institution for veterans' benefits and for zippy duty, vets, spouses and dependents who have eligible educational benefits by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Southwestern Law School is proud to participate in the Veteran Affairs' Yellow Ribbon program and agrees to contribute $10,000 per year to eligible veterans pursuing their J.D. degree. Southwestern will offer this scholarship to a maximum of 10 veterans per wonk year on a first-come, first-served basis. Go to the Department of Veteran Affairs for details well-nigh the Yellow Ribbon program and eligibility requirements. FreeUsingfor Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) The FAFSA should be completed online each year and is misogynist on October 1st of each year. This form must be completed by students applying for Federal Stafford Loans, Federal Perkins Loans, Institutional Loans, Federal Work Study (FWS) and/or scholarships. Southwestern's school lawmaking (G01295) must be indicated on the form. Southwestern Financial AidUsingAll J.D. Continuing Students must well-constructed the Financial AidUsingonline each year.UncontrivedUnsubsidized Loan Master Promissory Note This form is required for all first-time borrowers applying for a FederalUncontrivedStafford Loan and must be completed on the www.studentloans.gov website. Students only need to well-constructed the MPN once while in ubiety at Southwestern.UncontrivedGraduate PLUS Loan Master Promissory Note This form is required for all first-time borrowers applying for a Grad PLUS Loan and must be completed on the www.studentloans.gov website. Students only need to well-constructed the MPN once while in ubiety at Southwestern. Packaging Policies For increasingly information on the well-constructed awarding policy, see Southwestern's Financial Aid Policy. Funds are considered in the pursuit priority: FederalUncontrivedStafford Loans Scholarships Institutional Loans Federal Work Study FederalUncontrivedGraduate PLUS Loan Private Loans Notifications of Awards All students who have completed the financial aid using process by the published deadline will be notified via email of their ribbon package.Archwayand Exit Interviews Prior to release of any federal funds, students are required to well-constructed an archway interview. The federal government requires all federal student loan borrowers to shepherd an exit interview shortly surpassing they graduate, withdraw from school, or take a leave of absence. Exit interviews may moreover be completed online. The federal government requires all colleges and universities to offerArchwayand Exit Counseling for federal student loan recipients. Students only have to well-constructed each of these once (for each federal loan type) while in ubiety at Southwestern. Types ofArchwayand Exit Counseling Available:UncontrivedLoanArchwayCounseling for Grad StudentsUncontrivedLoan Exit Counseling Students must well-constructed archway and exit counseling for each of the various loan types they will receive.Sparequestions regardingArchwayor Exit Counseling may be directed to the Financial Aid Office. Disbursement of Awards Institutional scholarships and loans, as well as Federal Perkins Loans, are credited to the student's worth as soon as possible, but may take up to two weeks without the term commences. FederalUncontrivedStafford Loans and FederalUncontrivedGrad PLUS Loans are disbursed at least twice a year by trammels or electronic funds transfer directly from the lender. Refunds are disbursed on the Friday surpassing classes embark each semester. Any tuition or fees due to Southwestern are deducted from these disbursements. The difference, if any, will be misogynist within ten merchantry days or as prescribed by regulation. See whilom for refund details. You may sign up for Automated RefundUncontrivedDeposit through WebAdvisor (Need Link) (go to Financial Information > Bank Information).RequestProvision Every student has the right to request to the Financial Aid Committee if the student believes injustice or unfair treatment has occurred (except in those matters set by federal regulations or Southwestern policy) and cooperative whoopee has not been provided by the Financial Aid Office. The Director of Financial Aid can provide guidance regarding the appeals procedure. Confidentiality All materials pertaining to financial aid are confidential. Student permission (in writing) is required to release any information concerning all aspects of the financial aid process, except as provided by state or federal regulations, to a third party, including spouses or parents. This complies with the FERPA amendments. FAQs Applying for Aid Q: How do I wield for Financial Aid? A: To wield for Federal Financial Aid, you will need Southwestern's school lawmaking (G01295) to complete the pursuit 3 steps on the Department of Education's website at www.studentloans.gov. 2018-19 FAFSA (FreeUsingfor Federal Student Aid) Graduate Student LoanArchwayCounseling  Master Promissory Notes: Unsubsidized and/or Graduate PLUS Q: What is the deadline to apply? A: The deadline to well-constructed the financial aid using process is March 15 for Continuing Students and June 1 for Entering Students. Q: Does the March 2 deadline listed on the FAFSA wield to me? A: No. This deadline is for Undergraduate State Aid and does not wield to students peekaboo Southwestern. Q: What happens without I submit my FAFSA? A: For students who have been wonted to Southwestern, the Financial Aid Office will uncork processing financial awards in mid-February. Within 10 days of submitting your FAFSA, you will receive an email notification letting you know that yourRibbonLetter has been processed and given instructions on how to view and "accept" your awarded aid. Q: How do I sign my Master Promissory Note (MPN)? A: You will well-constructed and sign your Master Promissory note(s) on the www.studentloans.gov website. There are separate Master Promissory Notes for Unsubsidized Loans as well and Graduate PLUS loans. Q: What if I once signed a Master Promissory Note in the past? A: If you are a first-timeUncontrivedLoan borrower at Southwestern, you will need to well-constructed a new MPN. You will only need to well-constructed the MPN once during your ubiety in law school. Q: What if I once completed loan archway counseling in the past? A: First-timeUncontrivedLoan borrowers at Southwestern will need to well-constructed a new loan archway counseling. If you once completed archway counseling while enrolled at Southwestern, then you do not have to well-constructed archway counseling again. Q: How are my private loans handled? A: If you are signing for a Private Non-Federal Loan, you will need to sign for this loan EACH year that you are requesting this type of loan. Prior to taking out a Private Loan, however, you should speak with the Financial Aid Office to see if you may be eligible for a Federal Grad PLUS loan instead. Q: Am I eligible to receive Institutional Loans? A: If you are awarded an Institutional Loan, you will need to well-constructed a paper Promissory Note misogynist online or in the Financial Aid Office. You must sign a new Promissory Note for this loan every year for each institutional loan that you are awarded. Q: What is Verification? A: Verification is a process in which students may be requested to certify the verism of information reported on the FAFSA. Students who are selected for verification will be notified well-nigh the required documentation and deadlines. Disbursement of Aid Q: What will my ribbon letter include? A: The ribbon letter will identify all aid which a student requested to be considered for when they completed the FAFSA and for which he/she is deemed to be eligible. The ribbon letter will indicate eligibility for student loans (including both Stafford and Grad PLUS Loans), Federal Work Study and scholarships.  NOTE:  If yourRibbonLetter lists the Grad PLUS loan, it ways that you meet the eligibility requirements to wield for the loan, but it does NOT midpoint that you've once been tried for the loan. CreditClearanceis required for the Graduate PLUS Loan. Students who wish to take wholesomeness of the aid which has been offered must complete an visa process online (via the student portal) surpassing their awards will be processed. Q: What if I need to retread my award? A: During the ribbon letter confirmation process, inward students should indicate any changes and/or reject any types of aid they do not wish to receive. Continuing students who wish to make an welding to their aid package (either to cancel a particular type of aid or to reduce the value of aid) should submit a Loan Change Form to request those changes. The Loan Change Form is misogynist on the student portal or can be picked up in the Financial Aid Office. Q: When will I receive my award? Students will receive an email notification letting them know they can view their financial aid package approximately 7 days without they have submitted all documents to the Financial Aid Office. Students will be contacted when/if spare documentation is required. Q: When are my funds disbursed? A: Funds are disbursed the Friday prior to classes beginning. We must internally post the funds to your worth once we determine you are eligible (registered, completed archway counseling and enrolled in the minimum number of units). Once your tuition has been paid in full, the remaining wastefulness will be disbursed to you in the form of a check, or uncontrived petrifaction if you have elected that option. Q: When will I get my refund? A: Refunds are disbursed the first Friday surpassing classes embark each semester. Q: What happens if my funds get elapsed A: Should there be a wait in your financial aid refund, an interest self-ruling loan whop of up to $2,000 per term is misogynist whence on the first day of classes for that term. You must be registered and have submitted all your Financial Aid documents to be considered. Q: What if I need increasingly money? A: If a student feels that they will need increasingly aid than what was initially offered to them, they should visit the Financial Aid Office to discuss a upkeep increase. In unrepealable cases and with specific documentation, a student MAY be eligible to increase theirForfeitof Attendance. Q: How do I sign up for uncontrived deposit? A: You may sign up for Automated RefundUncontrivedDeposit through WebAdvisor (go to Financial Information > Bank Information). Q: Can I get my books prior to the start of classes? A: We suggest that you utilize a credit vellum to purchase your books. "Book Vouchers" may be provided to students who are receiving sufficient financial aid to imbricate the forfeit of books. This allows students to tuition your books to your StudentWorthwhile you are pensile financial aid for the term. Book Vouchers are misogynist approximately 1 week prior to classes beginning. You must be registered and have completed all your financial aid documents to be considered for this option. Q: What well-nigh my living expenses? A: In creating the forfeit of ubiety (budget) for all students, the Financial Aid Office considered what a typical student would spend on living expenses, including rent, supplies and utility expenses over the undertow of an wonk year. These estimates are unromantic thorough-going to all students who wield for financial aid. Q: Does theForfeitofUbietyaccount for purchasing a laptop? A: With proper documentation, students are unliable a one-time increase in theirForfeitofUbietyfor the purchase of a palmtop (Maximum of $2000). Students can pick up aUpkeepIncreaseUsingin the Financial Aid Office. Q: Do you have payment plans, and if so, how many variegated payments can it be split up into? A: The school offers a payment plan option whereby students make 5 monthly payments per semester. The first payment in each semester would be due the month prior to the start of the new term. There is a fee of $50/semester to take wholesomeness of the payment plan option. For increasingly information, contact the Financial Aid Office. Q: What types of scholarships are available? A: The school offers a number of institutional scholarships, including the Wildman/Schumacher Scholarship Program forInwardStudents, and the Dean's MeritRibbonfor Continuing Students. Information is moreover misogynist online regarding other scholarship programs  and essay contents that a student may wield for to defray costs. This information is updated regularly to reflect opportunities as details wilt available. Questions should be directed to the Admissions Office regarding the Wildman/Schumacher Scholarship, and to the Financial Aid Office for all other scholarship opportunities. Q: What if I receive Veteran Benefits? A: Students receiving Veteran Benefits can utilize those funds to help imbricate expenses at Southwestern. Students will need to speak to the VA Certifying Official in the Financial Aid Office and well-constructed spare forms in order to uncork receiving their benefits. Q: Is a Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program available?  A: Yes, the Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness program was established in 2007. Under this program, Federal student loan borrowers may qualify for forgiveness of the remaining wastefulness of their FederalUncontrivedLoans without making 120 qualifying payments on those loans while employed full-time by unrepealable public service employers. For increasingly information well-nigh Public Service Loan Forgiveness contact FedLoan Servicing as well as through http://www.equaljusticeworks.org/PSLF. Q: What if I have bad credit? A: Credit checks are not involved when a student applies for Stafford Loans. However, credit checks are required when a student applies for a Grad PLUS Loan.Clearancefor Grad PLUS Loans is not based on the student's credit score. Rather, it's a much simpler review to determine whether or not a student has an Adverse Credit History (examples include recent bankruptcy, foreclosure, repossessions, etc.). The sparsity of these particular items ways a student would be tried for the loan. In the event that a student is denied as a result of their credit check, they would be given an opportunity to secure an endorser (a.k.a. co-signer) in order to obtain loan approval. In some instances, institutional loan funds are available. Q: Will I need a co-signer? A: Students only need to obtain a co-signer if they are denied a Grad PLUS Loan. If so, the lender will contact the student and inform them of the right to secure an endorser (co-signer) in order to obtain loan approval. Once a co-signer is approved, the student will need to well-constructed flipside promissory note that links to the co-signer's note and will moreover need to well-constructed a mandatory PLUS counseling session. Students will not need a co-signer in order to obtain a Stafford Loan. Q: What if I can't get a co-signer? A: Institutional loans may be misogynist in the event you cannot obtain a co-signer. Please note, however, that institutional loans are not federal loans and are not eligible for federal consolidation. Q: Will you need my parental information? A: All students enrolled in a graduate program are considered to be self-sustaining for purposes of completing the FAFSA application, so no parental information will be required. Body Southwestern Law School offers a variety of financial assistance programs, including scholarships, loans, and work-study. At Southwestern, our goal is to provide personal financial assistance and diamond a financial aid plan that meets your needs—allowing you to focus on your law school education. In wing to information found on the links to the left,Inwardand Continuing Students will moreover find pertinent Financial Aid information, policies, and documents on the MySWLAW student portal. Applicants can help ensure their financial aid applications are given maximum consideration by thoughtfully reading the financial aid guide on this site, pursuit instructions on all financial aid forms, and submitting all materials to the Financial Aid Office or the towardly organ in a timely manner. 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