Texas Wesleyan School of Law

The school of law operates on a block tuition policy. Tuition and general fees vary by course load. For 2013-14, the tuition schedule is as follows:

    • 13-16 hours - $15,470
    • 9-12 hours - $10,904
    • 8 hours and below - $1,045 per hour
    • Application fee - $55
    • Graduation fee - $150
    • Other fees - $432 per semester; $208 per summer term

Thus, a first-year full-time program of 29 hours (14 hours in the fall term, 15 hours in the spring term) would cost $15,902 per semester (including fees); a first-year part-time program of 22 hours (11 hours in the fall term, 11 hours in the spring term) would cost $11,336 per semester (including fees). Students can expect tuition and fees to increase during law school attendance.

 

Built from allowances for expenses directly related to school attendance  
 

Cost (2013-14/ 2 semesters)	Full-Time	Part-Time
Tuition Anticipated charges for program of study and a nine (9) month academic year	$30,940	$21,808
General Fees Anticipated charges for program of study and a nine (9) month academic year.	$864	$864
Books and Supplies Estimated bookstore charges, plus allowance for supplies, study aids, etc.	$2,400	$1,760
Room and Board Surveys of monthly housing rents paid by students in Fort Worth and on federal cost of living data and based on a nine (9) month academic year.	$12,150	$12,150
Transportation A monthly basis and historical data for an academic year.	$2,250	$2,250
Personal and Miscellaneous Expenses A monthly basis and historical data for an academic year.	$3,123	$3,123
Loan fees Average loan fees incurred by law students enrolled here.	$200	$200
Total	$51,927	$42,155

 

• Potential adjustments to the COA may include one-time computer purchase, childcare assistance, and major unreimbursed medical expense.
• All adjustments to the COA will be considered on a case-by-case basis and must be approved through the Office of Financial Aid.

Projected cost of attending law school, including tuition, fees and the reasonable cost of living while attending classes each academic year. COA determines the per student limit for total financial aid from all combined sources under federal regulations.