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Costs
J.D. Program
An
Ohio State legal education is among the best values
of nationally-recognized law schools. Non-residents
of Ohio who relocate to the state may be re-classified
as Ohio residents after residing in the state
for 12 months and taking other steps to establish
residency. The College of Law, through the generosity
of friends and alumni, annually awards more than
$1.7 million in grant and scholarship assistance
to students. The estimated cost for the first
two semesters for 2009-2010 includes:
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University
Tuition and Fees (10 or more hours)
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$
22,414 (Ohio Resident)
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$
37,408 (Non-Resident)
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OSU
Health Insurance (single student)
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$
1,546
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Books
and Supplies
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$
3,860
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Living
Expenses *
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$
14,000-16,000
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Living expenses include housing, utilities, food, clothing, local transportation, and other miscellaneous expenses for 12 months.
LL.M. Program
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University
Tuition and Fees (10 or more hours)
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$
37,408
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OSU
Health Insurance (single student)
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$
1,546
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Books
and Supplies
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$
3,860
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Living
Expenses *
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$
14,000-16,000
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*
Living expenses include housing, utilities, food, clothing, local transportation, and other miscellaneous expenses for 12 months.
Application
fee (non refundable)
Made
payable to The Ohio State University
J.D. Program
- Domestic
- $60
- International
- $70
LL.M. Program
- Domestic
- $40
- International
- $50
Acceptance
fee (non
refundable)
$25
acceptance fee is required after admission.
Deposit
(non
refundable)
$200
deposit is required after admission and credited
toward the first semester's tuition payment.
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