To apply for financial aid at AJMLS, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which helps determine eligibility for federal student loans and other forms of assistance. Students may also apply for institutional scholarships and grants by submitting separate scholarship applications, which typically require academic transcripts, test scores, and other documents. The financial aid office at AJMLS provides personalized support to guide students through the process of applying for both federal and institutional financial aid, ensuring that they have the resources to fund their education.

Yes, AJMLS encourages students to seek out external scholarships and funding opportunities. The law school provides information on various external scholarships, grants, and fellowships offered by private organizations, law firms, and government agencies. Many of these external funding opportunities are aimed at supporting underrepresented groups in the legal profession, including minorities, women, and students pursuing specific areas of law. AJMLS’s financial aid office maintains an updated list of external scholarships and funding sources, ensuring students have access to a wide range of financial assistance options.