University of Connecticut School of Law Tuition and Financial Aid
2024 Tuition & Fees
The 2024 tuition & fees at University of Connecticut School of Law is $31,508 for Connecticut residents and $62,550 for out-of-state students according to the University of Connecticut School of Law Bursar/Financial Office. Compared to public law schools in U.S., University of Connecticut School of Law' tuition is much higher than the average tuition of $43,661. Compared to public law schools in Connecticut, its tuition is similar to the average tuition of $62,550.
Undergraduate & Graduate Program Costs
The average undergraduate tuition & fees is $20,366 for state residents and $43,034 for out-out-state students at University of Connecticut. The average graduate tuition & fees is $22,194 for state residents and $44,106 for out-out-state students. The law school tuition is 45.35% higher than undergraduate tuition and 41.82% higher than graduate tuition at University of Connecticut.
Law School Tuition Comparison Table & Chart
The following table & chart compares University of Connecticut School of Law's tuition with other law schools by location and school type. Comparisons can help you make decisions and prepare life as a law school student and beyond.
You can compare University of Connecticut School of Law with law schools that have similar tuition between $60K and $65K
2024 University of Connecticut School of Law Tuition & Fees and Comparison
In-State
Out-of-State
University of Connecticut School of Law
$31,508
$62,550
All Law Schools
$30,475
$50,994
Public
$30,475
$43,661
Private
$56,676
Connecticut Law Schools
$31,508
$65,000
Public
$31,508
$62,550
Private
$66,225
University of Connecticut School of Law Tuition & Fees Chart
Law School Tuition Changes Over Past 5 Years
The tuition & fees at University of Connecticut School of Law has increased by 0.34% compared to last year. It has increased by 2.41% over the past 6 years from $61,080 to $62,550.
The 2025 estimated tuition & fees is $62,763 with $213 increase, if the this year's increase rate is applied. Based on the average increase rate over past 5 years, the 2025 estimated tuition & fees is $62,851, which is $301 more than this year.
University of Connecticut School of Law Tuition Changes Over the Past 5 Years
In-State
Out-of-State
Change %
2018-2019
$30,338
$61,080
-
2019-2020
$31,288
$52,720
-13.69%
2020-2021
$31,288
$62,330
18.23%
2021-2022
$31,296
$62,338
0.01%
2022-2023
$31,296
$62,338
-
2023-2024
$31,508
$62,550
0.34%
University of Connecticut School of Law Tuition Trends Chart
Cost of Attendance with Living Costs, Books & Supplies, and Personal Expenses
The 2024 cost of attendance at University of Connecticut School of Law is $55,996 for Connecticut residents and $87,038 for out-of-state students. It includes tuition & fees, living costs, costs for books & supplies, transportation & travel costs, and other living expenses, but may exclude health insurance fee, loan fee, and required exam fee. After receiving grants and scholarships, the COA down to $71,861. For detailed costs breakdown, see University of Connecticut School of Law's bursar/financial aid page.
University of Connecticut School of Law Cost of Attendance
Connecticut Residents
Out-of-State
Cost of Attendance
$55,996
$87,038
Tuition & Fees
$31,508
$62,550
Room & Board, Transportation
$19,300
Books
$1,732
Other Expenses
$3,456
COA after Grants/Scholarships Received
$40,819
$71,861
Average Grants/Scholarships Amount
$15,177
LL.M. Tuition
University of Connecticut School of Law has the LL.M (Master of Laws) program and its LL.M. tuition & fees is $32,978.
University of Connecticut School of Law LL.M. Tuition
In 2023, 92.56% of enrolled law school students received grants and/or scholarships and the average received amount is $15,177 at University of Connecticut School of Law.
Compared to law schools in U.S., the percentage of grants received at University of Connecticut School of Law is higher than the average percentage of 81.23%. Compared to law schools in Connecticut, the received percentage is slightly higher than the average of 83%.
University of Connecticut School of Law Grants/Scholarships Received
Percent Received
Average Amount
University of Connecticut School of Law
92.56%
$15,177
All Law Schools
81.23%
$22,897
Public
79.84%
$16,599
Private
82.32%
$27,821
Connecticut Law Schools
82.80%
$22,308
Public
92.56%
$15,177
Private
77.92%
$25,874
Grants/Scholarships Amount in 25th, 50th, 75th Percentile
For 484 enrolled students, 434 students 89.67% received grants and/or scholarships. 2.07% of them received financial aid that equals to the full (or more) amount of tuition and 31.80% received more than half amount of tuition.
For full-time students, the 75th percentile of grants amount is $22,766 and the 25th percentile amount is $10,000. For part-time students, the 75th percentile of grants amount is $16,600 and the 25th percentile amount is $5,000.
The Grants/Scholarship Amount by Percentile
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
Full-time
Enrollment
325
381
398
395
390
Grants/Scholarships Received
287
323
354
362
361
Percent Received
88.31%
84.78%
88.94%
91.65%
92.56%
Received Amount
25th Percentile
$7,500
$11,383
$10,000
$11,525
$10,000
50th Percentile
$14,702
$16,000
$15,177
$15,177
$15,177
75th Percentile
$22,053
$25,229
$22,766
$22,766
$22,766
Part-time
Enrollment
90
86
90
91
94
Grants/Scholarships Received
50
60
63
63
73
Percent Received
55.56%
69.77%
70.00%
69.23%
77.66%
Received Amount
25th Percentile
$5,000
$7,150
$9,972
$10,000
$5,000
50th Percentile
$10,000
$10,000
$11,080
$11,000
$10,590
75th Percentile
$10,500
$15,789
$16,617
$18,620
$16,600
How much of Tuition will Financial Aid Cover?
Of full-time students who received financial aid, 68.14% of students received grants and/or scholarships less than the half amount of tuition & fees and 29.92% received more than half but less than full amount of tuition.
In special, 1.94% received amounts that equal to full tuition or more. For part-time students who received grants/scholarships, 336.99% of students received less than the half amount of tuition & fees and 41.10% received more than half but less than full amount of tuition.
How Much Tuition Covered by Grants and Scholarships
