Baylor University Pre-Law Application Subsidy

The Baylor University Pre-Law Application Subsidy is an award for undergraduate students at Baylor University who hold the Pre-Law designation. It recognizes outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and commitment to pursuing a career in law. The subsidy helps to offset law school application expenses. Applicants must submit a 200-word essay explaining why they want to study law and become an attorney.

Subsidy to offset law school application expenses; amount varies.

Undergraduate students at Baylor University with the Pre-Law Designation who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and commitment to pursuing a career in law; a 200-word essay is required.

Visit the provider's website for information and apply; submission requires a 200-word essay answering why the applicant wants to study law and become an attorney.