Law Scholarships

The Federal Chancellor Scholarship is a part of the Alexander Von Humboldt Foundation. This foundation grants research fellowships to foreign scholars who hold doctorates and have not yet reached the age of 40. The Foundation also offers research awards to internationally-recognized foreign scholars of any age, enabling them to spend a lengthy period of research in Germany. Subjects for study include Arts and humanities, business administration and management, fine and applied arts, mass communication and information science, medicine, recreation, welfare, protective services, religion and theology, social, behavioral sciences or law. The purpose of the scholarship is to maintain and foster a close relationship between the United States of America and Germany by sponsoring individuals who demonstrate the potential of playing a pivotal role in the future development of this relationship. For more information, contact: Federal Chancellor Scholarship c/o Alexander Von Humboldt Foundation Jean-Paul Strasse 12, Bonn, Bad Bodesberg, D-53173, Germany http://www.humboldt-foundation.de

Awarded annually to entering law students, these scholarships cover partial to complete tuition costs. Awards are based on merit, past academic performance, and LSAT scores.

These awards cover full tuition for top performing first year law students.

Eligibility: • For the stated purpose of planning to become an attorney• Financial need required • Can be used by seniors retroactively to repay educational loans) at CSU Stanislaus• Preference will be given to students who have studied under Dr. Anna L. Bolling, professor of English at CSU Stanislaus GPA: 3.00

Eligibility: • For graduating senior who has been accepted to medical or law school following graduation (must submit proof of acceptance from medical/law school or application will not be considered)• Preference will be given to applicants showing financial need GPA: 3.00

At Dairy Farmers of America, we believe it is important to invest in the next generation of leaders to ensure a bright future for the dairy industry. That is why we established the DFA Cares Foundation Scholarship Program. The Foundation awards scholarships to three categories of students: Incoming freshmen: High school seniors or recent graduates who have been accepted to college, but have not yet started classes Undergraduate students: Students who are currently participating in an associate’s or bachelor’s degree program, but have not yet graduated Graduate/professional students: Students enrolled in a graduate or professional degree program Scholarships are available to students pursuing a career in the dairy industry or a related field: Dairy herd management/production Large animal veterinary medicine Marketing/economics/finance Processing/manufacturing Communications/journalism Quality assurance Dairy nutrition Dairy foods Education Engineering Policy Genetics Law Others Criteria Must be enrolled in or applying for an accredited degree program during the next scholarship year Applicant’s commitment and passion for a career in the dairy industry, as demonstrated through responses to three essay questions Extracurricular activities, awards, recognition and work experience Academic achievement

Grants and scholarships for Harvard Law School and students. Limited to residents of Massachusetts.

This $3,000 scholarship is available to students entering their second or third year of law school and to law students who have the equivalent of one year to complete their studies. Only law students who are student members of the law school student section of ATLA, law students attending law schools in the San Francisco area and law students who are children of ATLA members may apply. Recipients are selected based on a 500-word essay.

This $2,500 scholarship is available to second- and third-year ATLA law student members. Recipients are selected on the basis of a short essay on how the applicant meets eligibility criteria and a recommendation letter from a faculty advisor, trial advocacy professor, or dean.

This $1,000 scholarship is granted to a law student with financial need to allow him/her to attend the ATLAs annual convention. Applicants must be first- or second-year ATLA law student members.

Up to six $1,000 tuition assistance scholarships are given to first- and second-year African American, Hispanic, Asian American, and Native American and Bi-Racial ATLA law student members based on financial need, a 500-word essay, recommendations, demonstrated commitment to ATLA and its mission, expressed desire to represent victims, and interest and skills in trial advocacy.

Scholarship awards to current Delaware residents, who were born in the state, and who are studying chemistry, engineering, law, medicine, or dentistry and demonstrate financial need. Application form required. Initial approach: Letter