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Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan. Federal Direct Graduate Plus Loan. Private/Alternative Loan. Annual Loan Limit. $20,500. Up to cost of attendance minus financial aid. Most up to cost of attendance minus financial aid. Aggregate Loan Limit. $138,500. None. Many lenders have no limit. However, some may have a limit of $150,000 to $250,000 …

readers of your personal statement will be trying to get a sense of you as a person and as a prospective Temple Law School student. We encourage you to be as candid and thoughtful as possible. There is no specified length required for the personal statement, although on average, personal statements are typically two to three pages in length.€ 8.

Because for most students the standard cost of attendance figures are high enough to include the full $20,500 from the Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan, the increased loan eligibility will usually be in the form of a Federal Direct Graduate PLUS loan or a private student loan and may require an additional credit check.

Laptop Loaner Program. Since most of our students come to law school now with a computer, this program has evolved into an computer loaner program for emergencies. If you have a computer breakdown in the middle of the semester and need a loaner computer to work on while your computer is being fixed, you can borrow a Windows-based computer for a …

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students who complete the required credit hours, required attendance, earn a grade point average of 2.0 (C) or better, and who are recommended for the degree by the faculty. Detailed information on the academic program, degree requirements, policies, and codes of conduct are available from the Temple-Tsinghua

Temple University Beasley School of Law 1719 North Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19122 (215) 204-7861

Students can meet this requirement as follows: (1) obtaining a “C” or better in a 2 or 3 credit Guided Research or Writing Seminar, and/or (2) regarding the Research component, completing a substantial work of professional quality that meets the writing requirements of one of the two law journals, the Moot Court Honor Society, or the Jessup …

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