Show (you) the money! We all know a high LSAT score means access to more scholarships . . . but what about all the other ways to get scholarships for law school, like diversity, practice area, and financial need?

Jelena & Branden give you a brief run-down of the kinds of scholarships you might be eligible for as a law student—and the scholarships you might not be aware of for the costs you’ll incur before and after law school.

Listen and learn . . .

How to get help with “0L” course costs before law school
What information you’ll need to gather to be eligible for need-based scholarships
Why many law schools now only offer need-based financial aid
How merit scholarships work
. . . and why you might not want to make your law school payoff strategy dependent on them (even if you get a generous award)
How to find diversity & non-traditional student scholarships
Which areas of practice might have their own scholarships
Why you need to apply for TestMax’s Justice in Action program right now, if you qualify!
And more!

Links and Further Resources from this Episode:

LSAC’s (Partial) List of Law School Scholarships

Harvard’s Zero-L Program

AccessLex’s Law School Scholarships Databank

LSATMax's Private 1-on-1 LSAT Tutoring

33 Common LSAT Flaws

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