Law School Scholarship Calculator
Enter annual tuition, annual scholarship amount, program length, expected tuition growth, and the probability or planning assumption that the award renews. Compare the full-renewal value with a risk-adjusted planning estimate.
- Projected Tuition
- $185,454
- Conservative Scholarship Value
- $90,000
- Net Tuition: Full Renewal
- $95,454
- Net Tuition: Conservative
- $95,454
- Tuition Discount
- $48.5
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The main result is the full-renewal scholarship value. The breakdown includes projected tuition, risk-adjusted scholarship value, net tuition under both scenarios, and the effective tuition discount.
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How to Use This Calculator
Use the tuition and scholarship figures in the actual offer and current school disclosures. Enter the number of academic years, expected annual tuition increase, and a conservative renewal probability when the award has conditions. Use 100% only when you are intentionally modeling full renewal.
Formula & Methodology
Tuition is projected year by year using the entered annual growth rate. The scholarship is capped at each year's tuition. Full scholarship value adds the annual awards. Risk-adjusted scholarship value multiplies later-year awards by the renewal probability. Net tuition subtracts the relevant scholarship value from projected tuition.
Example: $30,000 per year for three years
A $30,000 annual award over three years has a $90,000 nominal full-renewal value before tuition caps. A lower renewal assumption produces a more conservative planning value.
This tool does not determine scholarship eligibility or interpret every offer condition. It excludes fees, living expenses, taxes, external aid, need-based grants, loan terms, summer tuition, enrollment changes, and school-specific stacking rules unless included manually.
Planning tool only. Read the complete award letter, renewal conditions, official tuition schedule, and ABA scholarship-retention disclosures. Confirm questions with the school.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Does this calculator predict whether I will receive a scholarship?
- No. It values an actual or hypothetical award entered by the user.
- What is a conditional scholarship?
- It is an award that requires the student to satisfy stated conditions for retention, such as a GPA, class standing, enrollment status, or service requirement.
- Why include a renewal probability?
- It creates a conservative planning scenario when future-year renewal is uncertain. It is not a statistical prediction from the school.
- Does the result include living expenses?
- No. The default model focuses on tuition. Add fees and living costs separately when comparing total cost of attendance.
- Where can I check scholarship retention data?
- Review the school's current ABA Standard 509 disclosures, award terms, and financial-aid information.
Last updated 7/20/2026