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LMU Law Tuition & Cost of Attendance

A legal education represents an investment in yourself. LMU Law is committed to ensuring fees are affordable and commensurate with the quality of its faculty, technology, and facilities.

LMU Law bills direct costs, such as tuition and fees, directly to each student. Students will also incur indirect costs, which include books, supplies, housing, parking, transportation, and other miscellaneous expenses. The first set of tables breaks down direct and indirect costs separately. The next set of tables provides the total of all costs per program.

Substantial merit-based scholarships are available and will be credited toward tuition. All other aid including federal, state, and outside scholarships will be credited to the student's account first with the above-described award picking up the balance of the student's institutional aid eligibility. No cash refunds will be made.

While we have substantial scholarship opportunities, not everyone will qualify for a scholarship.

Direct & Indirect Costs

Direct Costs: Costs paid directly to LMU Duncan School of Law

  • Tuition: $1,460 Per Credit Hour
  • Comprehensive Fee: $330 Annually
  • Health Insurance Fee: $3,372 Annually (fee may be waived annually with comparable coverage and an approved waiver submitted by the applicable deadline)
  • Graduation Fee: $400 (one-time fee billed in the semester in which the student graduates)
  • Parking Fee: $850 Annually (if Applicable)
Indirect Costs: Costs NOT paid directly to LMU Duncan School of Law
  • Books, Course Materials, Supplies, and Equipment*: $75 Per Credit Hour Taken
  • Transportation: $2,550 Per Semester
  • Living Expenses - Food and Housing (based on cost of living estimates in Knoxville, Tennessee): $9,325 Per Semester
  • Miscellaneous Personal Expenses: $800 Per Semester
  • Federal Student Loan Fees: $1,000 Per Semester