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In Fall 2024, we began offering a flexible part-time Evening program for law students.  Our aim is to add flexibility for our part-time evening students during their legal education and to further promote access to legal education. Please note this is not a fully online program. 

• In the first year, Contracts, Civil Procedure, Torts, and Legal Writing, are each taught once per week on Monday through Thursday evenings respectively. These courses will be taught in a hybrid modality.
  • For these four courses, the first two weeks of classes will be designated as in-person only.
  • Generally, during the remaining 11 weeks of the semester, faculty will then conduct classes in a synchronous modality with students in the classroom and potentially some students on Zoom.  
  • Please note, faculty will have the discretion to move a particular class session to fully on Zoom, or to require in-person attendance, for pedagogical purposes.
  • Students will not be permitted to Zoom every week but will have the option to attend class remotely on Zoom for 5-6 class sessions throughout the 13-week semester. That is approximately half of the remaining class sessions, following the first two weeks of in-person classes.   
  • If a class session is designated as in-person only and a student cannot make class, the student will have to take an absence from class but may be able to review a video of the class, if one is available.
• All required courses for the evening program will be taught in the hybrid or fully online format as the program is phased in. 
• Evening electives will be taught in this modality unless excepted for pedagogical reasons by the Academic Dean.  
• All evening division students will be expected to be available on campus for in-person exams.
• Qwickly attendance (or a similar tool) will be used to allow faculty to distinguish between in-person and remote students.
• Faculty may require reasonable notification from a student who wants to Zoom into class, for example, notification at least 24 hours in advance. Where notice is required, faculty will include a course policy for certain emergency situations where Zoom attendance may be necessary for a student.

All accepted students are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships. Incoming student scholarships are renewed annually, provided the student remains in Academic Good Standing. 91制片厂 Thomas R. Kline School of Law of 91制片厂 does not award conditional scholarships - that is, financial aid dependent upon a student maintaining a minimum grade point average or class standing, other than that what is ordinarily required to remain in Academic Good Standing.

Merit scholarships specifically for part-time students include the following, a number of which are funded from the proceeds of endowed funds.

• Catherine Celeste Dillon Memorial Scholarship
• Randy K. Hareza Endowed Scholarship
• John J. Hickton Endowed Scholarship
• Law Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship
• Edward J. Krug Endowed Scholarship
• Law Faculty Scholarship for Excellence
• Law School Scholarship for Excellence
• H. Murray Lubic, L'26 Endowed Scholarship
• Morris L. and Helen E. Machen Endowed Scholarship

No separate scholarship applications are required. Read more about scholarships.

Tuition and Financial Aid

Competitive tuition rates and generous financial aid make 91制片厂 Law affordable. In fact, National Jurist magazine calls 91制片厂 a "Best Value" law school.

Students work directly with 91制片厂's Office of Financial Aid to apply for federally funded or institutional aid such as Stafford Loans, GradPLUS Loans, and private educational loans. Interested students should submit a FAFSA online at fafsa.ed.gov before May 31. Applicants to 91制片厂 Law DO NOT have to complete the 91制片厂 Financial Aid Application. Learn more about applying for aid as a graduate student.