The following policies apply to International Students applying to The University of Toledo College of Law:

Admission Application

Students living outside the United States are encouraged to apply online.

TOEFL

The TOEFL is not required.

LSAT/LSDAS

All students are required to take the LSAT and register for the LSDAS.

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Students living outside the United States may apply online through the Law School Admission Council.

All students are required to take the LSAT and register for the LSDAS and, if applicable, the JD Credential Assembly Service (JD CAS). The JD CAS will complete the credential evaluation for all foreign-educated applicants.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Non-U.S. citizens are not eligible for Federal Financial Aid. Some private lenders may provide loans, if the student has a sponsor in the United States who is willing to sign the loan for the student.

All applicants are eligible for University of Toledo College of Law scholarships. Scholarships are awarded based upon merit. Students do not apply for scholarships. All files are concurrently reviewed for admission and scholarships. Students are notified by mail if a scholarship has been awarded. Scholarships cover instructional costs. Scholarships do not cover living expenses, books, or miscellaneous expenses.

Financial Support

After admission, applicants are required to provide an original letter of financial support from your sponsor's bank, OR an ORIGINAL letter of financial support from your scholarship organization. (This letter must be dated within six months of enrollment.) If you have a Green Card, we do not need a sponsor letter. If you plan to bring a spouse and/or child with you, your financial support evidence should indicate additional support for your spouse of $3,000.00 (yearly), and for each child $2,000.00 (yearly).