Scholarships
All incoming first-year students are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships. Admitted students will be notified if additional information is required in order to be considered for any award. There are additional scholarships that students may apply to once they are enrolled. In order to maintain any scholarships awarded, students must be in good academic standing and enrolled full-time at ASU Law. In the last three years, no student has lost a recruiting scholarship in his/her second or third year of study as a result of academic probation.
Advance Program
The Advance Program hopes to attract and connect first-generation students, students of color, and students who have overcome adversity in sharing their unique perspectives on societal issues.
Launching in fall 2021, this year-long program will bring together a select group of first-year law students for leadership skills training and networking opportunities. Students accepted to the program will have a dedicated attorney mentor and an upper-class student mentor, plus access to exclusive programming, that offers them coaching and guidance to help them grow into future leaders in law.
Click here for more information about the program benefits and to apply.