To apply for financial aid at ASL, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine their eligibility for federal loans and grants. The financial aid office at ASL will assist students in navigating the process of applying for aid and identifying available resources. For merit-based scholarships, applicants are automatically considered when they submit their application. Students may also apply for private loans or external scholarships to cover their tuition and other expenses.

Yes, ASL offers work-study opportunities for students who are eligible for federal financial aid. The work-study program allows students to work part-time on campus while pursuing their studies. These positions help students gain valuable experience and earn extra income to assist with their living expenses. Available positions vary each year and are typically offered through the law school’s administration or associated campus departments. Students can inquire with the financial aid office for more information on available work-study opportunities.