Tuition and Financial Aid
Nashville School of Law's tuition is among the lowest of private law schools in the United States. For the 2009-10 school year the tuition is $424.00 per credit hour. For the first year student taking the required 12 hours, this amounts to $5,088.00. Students may pay their tuition in full at registration for a 5% discount, or in monthly installments with no interest or additional charges. Also included in annual expenses is a $60.00 registration fee, a $60.00 Westlaw fee, and a $60.00 Lexis Nexis fee, and all other books and materials. As a private institution, NSL students are not eligible for government loans, although low interest loans are often available through banks, as well as a limited number of partial and full scholarships for second, third, and fourth year students, based on need and scholarship. Students seeking VA assistance must be enrolled 18 clock hours per week to be considered full time. No on-campus living facilities are available.
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