Grants and Scholarships

All admitted students are automatically considered for Barry University School of Law academic scholarships, grants, and tuition discounts. These scholarships are typically based on academic criteria such as LSAT scores, undergraduate cumulative grade point average, academic history, and personal statement.

An award notification is sent to the admitted student about the same time as the Letter of Acceptance.

The scholarship renewal process automatically occurs after Spring term grades are posted. Renewal is based on the student maintaining the minimum cumulative grade-point-average (cgpa) noted in the award letter. Unlike most schools which remove scholarships if renewal criteria are not met, Barry University School of Law will reduce your scholarship if the required cgpa is not earned but is within a certain range of the requirement. If the cgpa is outside of this range, the scholarship will be removed.

After the end of the Spring term, each class is ranked by the Registrar’s Office. Each student who ranks in the top 10% of their class will be awarded a scholarship equal to 75% of tuition.