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Entering Students

UNT Dallas College of Law automatically considers all admitted applicants for a one-time, non-renewable entering student scholarship applied to tuition and fees for a student's first year of enrollment. No awards are made for summer enrollment. Scholarship amounts are based on available funds in a given admissions cycle. Admitted applicants will be notified by the Office of Admissions if selected to receive an entering student scholarship along with instructions on how to accept the award. For additional questions, contact the Office of Admissions at 214.752.5981. The following criteria will be considered:

  1. An applicant's academic record, including previous undergraduate and graduate institutions;
  2. The socioeconomic background of the applicant while the applicant was an undergraduate, including any change in that background;
  3. Whether an applicant would be the first generation of the applicant's family to attend or graduate from a law school; and
  4. The applicant's involvement in community activities and public service.

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