Yale Law School’s financial aid policies and programs are designed to make it possible for students to pursue their legal education at Yale, regardless of their financial circumstances.
Approximately 80 percent of the student body received some form of financial aid for the 2007-2008 academic year, and more than half of YLS students qualify for Law School grants, which are awarded solely on the basis of financial need. Here is a list of most frequently asked questions that may be helpful to you.
The Law School has also pioneered a loan repayment assistance program that allows students to take jobs in nonprofit organizations, public interest, government, academia, or small firms. COAP (Career Options Assistance Program) is one of the most generous and flexible loan forgiveness programs in existence. Learn more…
The Office of Financial Aid assists students in understanding the program, resources and options, as well as the most up-to-date federal programs and University policies.
Questions should be directed to Patricia Barnes, Director of Financial Aid at (203) 432-1688.