4 Full-ride Scholarships for Law School (JD) Early Decision

Are there any full-ride scholarships for law school (JD) early decision?

Law schools are hard to get in and can cost more than $300,000 to finish the degree. Applying for early decision not only gives you a higher chance of being admitted, but can also saves you tons of money for law school expenses. There are 4 schools that offer full-ride scholarships for students applying for early decision. 

(1) Northwestern University (No.9)

Northwestern University offers $150, 000 for students who apply for early decision.

Location: Evanston, ‎Illinois‎

Northwestern Admission Statistics

• Acceptance Rate: 19.3%
• LSAT Score Median =169
• LSAT Score 25^th = 164
• LSAT Score 75^th= 170
• GPA Median= 3.84
• GPA 25^th= 3.58
• GPA 75^th= 3.90

(2) UT Austin Law (No. 17)

UT Austin Law offers full-ride scholarships and living-cost stipends ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 for students who apply for early decision.

Location: Austin, ‎Texas‎

UT Austin Law Admission Statistics

Acceptance Rate 20.9%

• LSAT Score Median =167
• LSAT Score 25^th= 160
• LSAT Score 75th= 168
• GPA Median= 3.74
• GPA 25^th=3.47
• GPA 75^th=3.88

(3) WUSTL Law (No.16)

Washington University in St. Louis offers full-ride scholarships for students who apply for early decision.

Location: St. Louis, ‎Missouri‎

WUSTL Law Admission Statistics

• Acceptance Rate 30.0%
• LSAT Score Median= 168
• LSAT Score 25^th= 160
• LSAT Score 75^th=170
• GPA Median= 3.81
• GPA 25th = 3.39
• GPA 75th = 3.89

(4) BU Law (No. 17)

Boston University offers full-ride scholarships for students who apply for early decision.

Location: Massachusetts, Boston

Boston University Admission Statistics

• Acceptance Rate 25.9%
• LSAT Score Median=166
• LSAT Score 25^th= 160
• LSAT Score 75^th= 167
• GPA Median= 3.74
• GPA 25^th= 3.31
• GPA 75^th= 3.84            

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