The UALR William H. Bowen School of Law is committed to providing high-quality legal education at the lowest cost possible. We realize that many graduates of high-priced law schools have little choice when accepting employment, because they have a debt burden of tens of thousands of dollars. We encourage our graduates to consider all areas of legal practice, including public interest lawworking as advocates for the poor, children, minorities and other traditionally unrepresented groupsand we give our graduates the financial means to keep public interest law a viable choice.
The University of Arkansas Board of Trustees sets the following year's tuition and fees for the School of Law in April. These amounts are current as of April 2006. However, they are subject to change by the Board of Trustees.
2007-2008 Tuition |
|
| Arkansas resident tuition per hour | $ 298.30 |
| Non-resident tuition per hour | $ 642.40 |
2007-2008
Fees |
|
College
(Fall and Spring) |
$ 409.55 $ 207.90 |
| Activity
(Fall and Spring) (Summer) |
$ 20.00 $ 10.00 |
| Assessment (Fall, Spring and Summer) | $ 5.00 |
| Facilities
(Fall and Spring) (Summer) |
$ 10.75 $ 8.00 |
| Library (Fall, Spring and Summer) | $ 8.30 per hour |
Orientation
Fee (Beginning students - Fall semester only) |
$ 36.35 |
Parking |
$ 10.35 $ 7.25 |
Technology
Enhancement (Fall and Spring) (Summer) |
$ 45.70 $ 22.85 |
Note: First year full-time students take 15 hours each semester; first year part-time students take 9 hours each semester.
To be a resident of Arkansas for tuition purposes, you must have lived in Arkansas for at least 6 months and show proof of an intent to stay permanently after graduation.
A complete breakdown of fees, together with an explanation of payment options, is published with the admission and registration packets each semester.
Revised 7/11//2006