JD Scholarships and Tuition Waivers
Non-Resident Tuition Waiver
Non-residents who are awarded Texas A&M Law merit-based scholarships (JD, on-campus LLM) may also receive a waiver that exempts them from paying non-resident tuition and related fees.
Other Sources for JD Scholarships
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Search over 800 carefully curated and vetted scholarship opportunities and writing competitions — totaling more than $3 million in aid. (This link will take you off the Texas A&M Law website.)
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This is a searchable database of scholarships and writing competitions that provide awards from a variety of sponsors.
Scholarships That Open Doors
Texas A&M School of Law is committed to fostering a welcoming student body respectful of diverse backgrounds and experience. To that end, we encourage prospective students from diverse backgrounds, low-income students, and minority students to learn more about the scholarships that allow all applicants — regardless of background — access to a legal education.
J.L. Turner Legal Association Foundation Merit-Based Minority Scholarship
J.L. Turner Legal Association Foundation Financial Need Minority Scholarship
Texas Young Lawyers Association Diversity Scholarship
Dallas Asian American Bar Association Law Student Scholarship
Dallas LGBT Bar Association Scholarship
Law Students Fellowship Award from the National Bar Institute
Graduate Program Scholarships
Scholarships within the graduate programs (MLS and LLM) vary depending on the specific degree track. Please note that not all of our graduate degree tracks offer scholarship opportunities. Our graduate advisors are able to help you determine what options might be available for your preferred degree.
MLS Scholarship Opportunities
While institutional scholarships are not available for the MLS degree, we’ve made it easy for prospective students to discover other options. You can also explore the financial aid options on Texas A&M University’s main website.
LLM Scholarship Opportunities
On-campus LLM students are eligible to receive merit-based scholarships from Texas A&M School of Law as well as aid from outside sources. While online LLM students are not eligible for institutional scholarships, you can explore other financial aid options on Texas A&M University’s main website.
