Contact: Rachel Inman
164 Holland Law Center
PO BOX 11762, GAINESVILLE, FL, 32611-7621
inman@law.ufl.edu
352-273-0620
UF Levin College of Law Scholarship website:
https://www.law.ufl.edu/life-at-uf-law/office-of-student-affairs/current-students/financial-aid/scholarships-grants
Entering students; merit scholarship.
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First-year students who are permanent residents of Lafayette, Suwannee, Dixie, Taylor, Madison, Hamilton or Columbia Counties; must be in top 15% of his/her undergraduate class; must score in top 15% nationally on LSAT.
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Awards to outstanding students in the field of Constitutional Law. Awardees will be selected based on criteria to be determined by the Dean of the College, which may include, but are not limited to, successful completion of a class related to Constitutional Law or outstanding research or writing on a topic related to Constitutional Law.
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Outstanding second- or third- year students; financial need; 3.0 law GPA, graduated from a college in southeastern U.S.
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Awarded to Florida Opportunity Scholars (so called at the University of Florida, but called First Generation Scholars at other Florida universities) who have been admitted to the College of Law. In cases where this initial preference cannot be met, the scholarship may be awarded to students who may not be Florida Opportunity Scholars due to residency status, but who otherwise would meet the same qualification standards as a Florida Opportunity Scholar/First Generation Scholar.
Renewal is contingent on maintaining good standing progress toward graduation as determined by an appropriate committee appointed by the Dean of the College.
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Entering students who demonstrate academic merit and financial need.
The scholarship is renewable provided the recipient maintains a Committee-approved GPA.
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graduating seniors with a minimum 3.2 law school GPA; financial need
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Entering students; merit scholarship.
The scholarship is renewable provided the recipient maintains a Committee-approved GPA.
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Entering freshmen residents of Dade County; undergraduate GPA of at least 3.2; score of or average of 36 on the LSAT; community service activities are stressed.
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Entering students; merit and financial need; consideration to applicants with commitment to meaningful contributions to a pluralistic community and continuation of a diverse student body; sensitivity to and understanding of racial and ethnic issues in society; commitment to learning to better communicate across the social lines of gender, race, generation, geography, and class; ability to overcome educational, social, or family disadvantages; leadership potential.
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