Bar Examination Loans – Temple Law

You do not have to demonstrate “financial need” for a bar loan. Any amounts you borrow in a bar loan cannot be included in your federal student loan repayment, federal student loan consolidation, or any federal student loan forgiveness. You will be required to make an additional loan payment of at least $50 every month to pay off a bar loan.

Federal & Private Loans – Temple Law

Federal & Private Loans. Temple law students may be eligible for federal Stafford and Graduate PLUS loans through the Direct Loan Program and if needed, private loans through private lenders. Students who are in default on a previous federal student loan are not eligible for any additional federal loans and may have difficulty receiving a …

Financial Literacy for Law Students – Voices at Temple

Larry Bridges is the Law School’s Financial Aid Counselor and is a member of the University’s Financial Literacy Team. He is always available to speak with students about financial aid, and student loan repayment. You can reach him at larry.bridges@temple.edu or stop by the Financial Aid Office in Barrack Hall, Suite 101.

Frequently Asked Questions About Financial Aid – Temple Law

The Temple Law School Financial Aid Application can be filed online once it becomes available each January. The FAFSA can also be filed online at www.studentaid.gov using our school code 003371. Returning students should file their FAFSA by the priority deadline of March 15th of the year they plan to enroll at the law school. Incoming students …

SEC’s Leveraged Loan Market – The Temple 10-Q

Current State of the Leveraged Loan Market. The panel gave an overview of the current state of the leveraged loan market. The total of outstanding leveraged loans is estimated to be just under $2 trillion. Of the $2 trillion in outstanding loans, $1.3 trillion is held by institutional lenders. In 2019, the average leveraged transaction has …

[PDF] Barrack Public Interest Fellowship Program Guidelines & Application …

3. A statement from the holder of each of the applicant’s outstanding loans verifying the repayment option and current monthly payment, and the status of the loan (i.e., in repayment, deferred, overdue, etc.) 4. A personal statement describing the applicant’s current position and commitment to a career in public interest work. 5.

Temple Law Reigns Supreme (Again) at the ABA Tax Challenge

February 2, 2024. For the fourth time in five years, Temple Law has reigned supreme at the Tax Section of the American Bar Association’s (the “ABA”) Law Student Tax Challenge (the “Tax Challenge”). On January 19, 2024, the Temple 10-Q’s very own Student Editor Victor Ficarra (LAW ’24) and his teammate Natalie Romano-Nuesch (LAW …

[PDF] Student Loan Options Chart – law.temple.edu

Must be enrolled at least half-time (5 credit hours) Must be credit-worthy Must be U.S. citizen/national or eligible non-citizen May require at least half-time enrollment (5 credit hours) Must meet lender’s credit criteria Interest Rate 7.05 % Fixed Interest accrues on unsubsidized portion of loan while in school and through grace period and

Financial Aid – Temple Law

You can also reach the Temple Law Financial Aid Office via email at lawFAO@temple.edu, or by phone at 215-204-8943. The financial aid program at Temple Law School is designed to help fill the gap between the cost of a legal education at Temple University and the student’s own resources. Financial aid may consist of any combination of academic …