REGISTRATION
Atlanta's John Marshall Law School students may choose to finance their education through student loans or by participating in the School based Tuition Installment Plan.

Student Loans

Atlanta's John Marshall Law School students are eligible to receive Title IV aid from the Department of Education.  The JMLS School Code is: G31733.  Students may apply for Federal Student loans by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) via FAFSA on the WEB at www.fafsa.ed.gov. This may be done beginning January 1 of each year.  In order to ensure the student's aid package is completed prior to the beginning of each fall, the student will need to complete the FAFSA by June 1 of each year.  Students will need to have their taxes completed in order to better assist the student with the completion of the FAFSA.

All students who complete the FAFSA are eligible to receive Federal Stafford Loans.  The maximum amount of Stafford Subsidized loans that a student is eligible to receive each year is $8,500 and $12,000 for Stafford Unsubsidized loans based on the information received from the FAFSA.  Further information may be obtained from the Financial Aid Office.

Students may also apply for Graduate Plus loans to assist with educational expenses. A co-signer may not be required if the student is an eligible borrower. 

Tuition Installment Payment Program

Students who are current in their financial obligations to the Law School may elect to participate in the Tuition Installment Payment Program.  Students who are interested in participating in the Program must contact the Student Accounts Office before registration.  To participate, students must execute a Promissory Note, pay a $75 participation fee and make a minimum tuition payment of $500.  The remaining balance of tuition is paid in five (5) monthly installments due on the 18th of each month of the semester.

A $75 late penalty shall be assessed for each installment not received by the 20th of the month in which the payment is due.  If payment is not received by Atlanta's John Marshall Law School by the 30th of the month in which the payment is due, the student shall be deemed in default and shall be academically withdrawn from the Law School with no automatic right to readmission.  A student in default shall not be allowed to sit for examinations.

Atlanta's John Marshall Law School reserves the right to terminate the student’s participation in the Tuition Installment Payment Program if the student is chronically late in making payment under the terms of their Promissory Note.  A student shall be deemed chronically late if the student makes more than two late payments.  A student need not be in default to be deemed chronically late.

A student who defaults on the terms of this Promissory Note shall also be liable for the costs incurred by Atlanta's John Marshall Law School in collecting the unpaid principal amount and accrued interest, including, but not limited to, attorneys’ fees, costs, and collection service fees. 

A student who defaults on the terms of this Promissory Note shall also be liable for interest on the unpaid principal.  Interest shall accrue from the date of default at a rate of seven (7) per cent simple interest per annum.

Once a student has been terminated from the Tuition Installment Payment Program, the student is required to pay tuition in full on the first day of class for future semesters.

Fall Semester 2010 Installment Due Dates

Minimum Tuition Payment of $500 and $75 Participation Fee (Total $575) due at the time of Registration

You must be current in your financial obligations to the Law School to be eligible to participate in the Tuition Installment Payment Program.

Tuition Installment Plan 2010-2011 *

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TUITION AND FEES PAYMENT
Tuition is due and owing at the time of registration each semester. Any student who has an outstanding balance owing from previous semesters will not be permitted to register for the current semester. Exceptions to this payment policy are made for students who have been approved for participation in the installment payment program and students who have been approved for a student loan and are awaiting its receipt.

The School of Law will not release a student's official transcript, for any purpose, unless the student is current in his or her financial obligations to the school.

Loan Deferment:
Deferments of student loans while enrolled as a student at the law school cannot be assured. Details on repayment of student loans should be requested from the Financial Aid Office or from the student's lender. If deferment is granted, enrollment verification will need to be obtained through the Registrar.

TUITION AND FEE SCHEDULE
2010-2011

The schedule for tuition and fees for the 2009-2010 academic year is as follows:

REFUND POLICY

If a student withdraws or drops a course during one of the following periods, tuition will be adjusted in accordance with the schedule set forth below.  All additional fees charged by the Law School are non-refundable.

FALL OR SPRING SEMESTER

SUMMER SEMESTER

Student Educational Expense Budget