Federal regulations require each school to develop an estimated cost of attendance. This figure is used in determining the amount of Federal aid a student is eligible for. At Chapman University School of Law, tuition is determined by the Board of Trustees and the Finance Committee. The cost of living allowance is based on student surveys, institutional costs, Bureau of Labor Statistics, and U.S. Department of Education guidelines.
Students may not receive aid in excess of their Cost of Attendance. Aid is considered to be loans, grants, work assistance, fellowships, or scholarships.
Students costs may vary and an increase in a student's Cost of Attendance (Budget) may be possible for special circumstances. Please contact the School of Law Financial Aid Office if you need additional funding.
The numbers here are provided to assist you in budget planning. They are for 9 months and are estimates only (estimates presume students living alone and covering all expenses). For actual charges please visit the Tuition and Fees page.
