Chapman University
School of Law

 2009- 2010
Tuition and Fees

Tuition and Fees

JD Tuition

Full time tuition rate – 12-16 credits $37,950
Part time tuition rate – 8-11 credits $30,240 

Per credit rate - $1260 (less than 8 credits or more than 16 credits)

Summer 2010 per credit rate - $1260

JD Fees

Examination Fee - $35.00 (per annum)

Graduation Fee - $250.00 (one time only fee charged in the 2^nd year of law school)

Parking Fee – FT students:TBA ; PT students: TBA

Student Bar Association Fee - $ (per annum)
Overload Charge (over 16 credits) - $1260

Please note that any credits in excess of 16 will result in an overload charge of $1,260 per credit.  

LL.M. Tuition

Summer 2009 per credit rate - $1200

Summer 2010 per credit rate - $1260

LL.M. Fees

Examination Fee - $35.00 (per annum)

*Graduation Fee - $100 (one time only fee)

Parking Fee – FT students: TBA; PT students: TBA

*Additional fees relating to graduation may apply.

Auditing Courses

Please be advised that auditing a class will result in a separate charge, and is not included within the student’s FT or PT rate.  For example, if a student is taking 14 credits and decides to audit 2 of those credits, then the student will be billed the appropriate rate for 12 credits, and billed separately for 2 credits of audit rate.

Audit rate

JD students/courses - $1,260 per credit

LL.M. students/courses – $630 per credit

Billing and Payment Deadlines

Fall 2009 tuition and fees are due by July 1, 2009. 

Spring 2010 tuition and fees billing is due by December 31, 2009

All tuition and billing is handled online through your Chapman WebAdvisor account.

For more information on your student tuition account, payment plans, employer reimbursement plan, and other business office related matters, please visit the web site at www.chapman.edu/SBS.

Course Fees

Certain courses require supplemental material.  Your student account will be billed for the appropriate fee(s).  Course supplement fees can be refunded up through the first week of classes only, even if approval to withdraw is subsequently granted, and only if the material is in good condition.