Tuition
The Juris Doctor Programs
Tuition is $295.00 per unit. In the
Juris Doctor-Attorney Track
Program total tuition equals
$7,080.00 per year. The total tuition for the
Juris Doctor-Executive Track Program is $7,080.00 for year one, and an average of $7,522.50 for years two and three.
Tuition rates are “locked” for 48 months in the
Attorney Track Program and 36 months in the
Executive Track Program at the time of matriculation. An enrolled student will be protected from future tuition increases during this period of time.
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The Master of
Laws Programs
Tuition for the
Master of Laws (with a concentration in Taxation) and the
Master of Laws (with a concentration in American Jurisprudence) is $295.00 per unit. Total tuition for each program (24 units) is $7,080.00. Each program consists of three trimesters. Tuition is charged on a trimester basis.
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The Bachelor of Science in Laws Program
Tuition is $295.00. Total tuition for the Program varies depending on the amount of transfer credit accepted.
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Financial
Aid
In the Juris Doctor Programs, special
grants-in-aid are available to outstanding
prospects such as graduate degree holders and
certain members of professional groups such as
CPA’s and law enforcement personnel. These
grants are generally equal to 10% of the tuition.
Many
businesses and professional firms recognize the
value of nationally accredited distance learning
programs for employee education. The Taft University System
has established the Partners
in Professional Education (PIPE
)
Program. This is a co-operative undertaking
between employers and The Taft University System to provide
graduate level educational opportunities to
qualified employees. Through the PIPE
Program eligible employees may obtain tuition
grants ranging between five and twenty percent.
Many
organizations sponsor employer-assisted tuition
reimbursement programs. The Taft Law School will
provide all reasonable assistance to supply the
necessary documentation to students seeking
employer reimbursement.
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Tuition
Financing
Private
The Taft University System offers three financing alternatives for payment of tuition. It offers short-term in-house financing as well as loan programs through Wells Fargo Bank
and SLM Financial. For short-term financing it permits students to pay tuition on an installment basis. This generally requires an initial payment equal to 30% of the
tuition with the balance paid, depending on the program, over a term of five to twelve months.
The Taft University System is approved by Wells Fargo Bank. This approval allows qualified students to finance 100% of tuition and books with a repayment period of up to 15 years.
If you are interested in obtaining a Wells Fargo Bank loan, please review the Wells Fargo Bank Frequently Asked Questions before beginning the loan application process.
Click Here to move to the Wells Fargo Bank Website for more information and to begin to complete the loan application.
The Taft University System is approved by SLM Financial Corporation, a Sallie Mae company. This approval allows qualified students to finance 100% of tuition and books with a repayment period of up to 15 years.
If you are interested in obtaining a SLM Financial loan, please review the
SLM
Financial Frequently Asked Questions
and Loan
Application Instructions
before beginning the loan application process.
Click
Here
to move to the SLM Financial Website and begin to complete the loan application.
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Military
In March 2005 The Taft University System began to participate in the Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support (DANTES), which offers Tuition Assistance to those who serve in the military. In certain situations, spouses of military personnel may also be eligible for education assistance benefits. The DANTES Tuition Assistance Management Program (TAMP) processes the tuition reimbursement for active duty Army, Active Guard and Reserves (AGR), Air National Guard, and Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) personnel upon successful completion of
courses.
Tuition assistance policy questions must be directed to the respective branch of Service. Information regarding Tuition Assistance (TA) for each branch of service can be found on
the DANTES
Website. DANTES requires specific procedures to be followed. The first step is to contact the military educational counselor to discuss the program options and the TA approval process. Please
contact the University with any questions your counselor cannot answer.
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