FINANCIAL LITERACY RESOURCES
As you begin your law school journey, we encourage you to take advantage of these available resources about paying for law school, applying for aid, and financial planning.
Texas A&M University has dedicated the Money Education (ME) Center to providing Aggie students with the education and resources they need to make smarter personal finance decisions during college and lay a foundation of financial success for a lifetime. Visit money.tamu.edu to learn more about the ME Center’s Services and Online Resources.
The AccessLex Institute, formerly Access Group, is a nonprofit membership organization which aims to provide financial literacy information to prospective students, current law students, recent grads and law school administrators. AccessConnex is a personal-touch financial aid and student loan contact and communications center staffed by AccessConnex Service Representatives and structured to provide timely and accurate information to current students, as well as recent graduates, about student loan repayment options.
Texas A&M School of Law encourages students to use the free AccessConnex service for unbiased borrowing and loan repayment guidance. The experts at Access, a nonprofit organization, will help you understand your options and make informed decisions, keeping you on a sound financial path while in school and in repayment.
The mission of the Department of Education is to promote student achievement and preparation for global competitiveness by fostering educational excellence and ensuring equal access.
Resources include information on Scholarships and Grants, Federal Loans, Financial Planning, Living on a Budget, Step By Step Guide to Applying for Aid, Videos, Financial Aid Glossary, Aid Estimator, Events, and Information on the FAFSA.
The Law School Admission Council (LSAC) is a nonprofit corporation that is in charge of the Law School Admission Test (LSAT), Credential Assembly Service (CAS). LSAC also offers events, diversity initiatives, and financial guidance.
Resources include Videos, Financial Aid Glossary, Aid Estimator, Events, and Information on the FAFSA.
Publication: Financial Aid for Law Students: A Preliminary Guide