[PDF] Law School Financial Aid Fact Sheet

The Federal Direct Graduate PLUS loan is a federally guaranteed, credit-based loan that students can apply for after they exhaust their Stafford loan eligibility. Your eligibility for a Direct Graduate PLUS loan is based on a completed Graduate PLUS loan application that has been approved for credit. You are eligible to borrow up to the

[PDF] Federal Loan Repayment Plans At A Glance – law.temple.edu

Federal Loan Repayment Plans At A Glance. PLAN ELIGIBLE. LOAN TYPES ELIGIBILITY . REQUIREMENTS . Standard. UP to 10 years Up to 10 years. Up to 25 years Direct and. FFEL Loans Direct and. FFEL Loans Direct and. FFEL Loans Borrowers must . have a minimum of $30,000 in FFEL or Direct loans to extend loan repayment Total debt, interest rate and …

Aid for LL.M., Graduate, and International Programs

Graduate Law Student Financial Aid Information Borrowing Limits. Students enrolled at least half-time (5 credits per semester during the fall and spring semesters; 4 credit hours during the summer session) are allowed to borrow up to the cost of attendance for the academic year, which includes tuition and fees, room/board, books/supplies, and miscellaneous living expenses for the 9 months …

J.D. Cost of Attendance (Mirror) – Temple Law

216. Total. $50,130. $62,856. Adjustments to the Cost of Attendance. The combination of a student’s aid from all sources (scholarship, loan, work study, etc.) may not exceed their cost of attendance. Students must limit their borrowing to the amount of the standard Cost of Attendance, or when possible, even less.

The Adopt-A-School Initiative – Voices at Temple

The Adopt-A-School Initiative (AASI) is an empowerment program co-sponsored by Temple’s Black Law Student Association (BLSA) and Assistant District Attorney Ebony Wortham, of the Juvenile Division in the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office. The program was created by 2016-17 1L BLSA representatives, including myself, Faith Deredge, Precious Edem, Kaylan Kerr, Carlos Tirado, Rafaela …

Third Circuit Adopts ‘Reasonable Reader’ Standard for Credit Reports in …

July 11, 2023. The Third Circuit’s opinion in the case of Marissa Bibbs v.Trans Union LLC is a major victory for creditors and credit reporting agencies in the ongoing battle against claims of inaccurate or misleading credit reports asserted under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Bibbs originated from three separate district court cases brought by student loan borrowers who eventually …

April Compliance Monthly: Five “Bad” Traits That Lead to Good …

In 2012, it was a compliance officer’s nosiness that saved Morgan Stanley by uncovering the acts of bribery connected to a single employee. This compliance officer decided, despite documentation in support of certain unusual personal expense reports, a closer look was warranted, thus uncovering fabrications by the ultimately convicted executive.