Here at The Law Place, we understand that the decision to go to law school is perhaps the most important decision of your life so far, and we want to help.
According to data released by the U.S News and World Report, which studies over 197 law programs up and down the country, the average cost of attending law school currently sits at $43,020 dollars.
This makes law one of the most expensive subjects that a student can choose to study. It is a massive commitment.
That is why The Law Place decided to annually offer a $2,500 scholarship to one student who can demonstrate to us their dedication and appreciation of what studying law means to them. We want to help ease the financial burden of the next generation of law students.
Essay Topic
To enter, we would like you to write an essay under 1,000 words on the following subject.
“Who is your legal hero, living or dead?”
We want you to elaborate with as much flair and enthusiasm as you can here, explaining your decision as passionately as possible. We want to know exactly why they are your hero, and how they have had an influence on your life and your decisions up until this point.
For your essay to be eligible please include the following:
- A header where you mention your full name; the name of the scholarship; the name of the institution you are enrolled in; the mailing address from your financial aid office where we can mail the award; the e-mail address and phone number from your financial aid office; the student ID number.
- A catchy and original title.
- A bibliography where you mention all the sources of information used (eg: books, sites; articles, magazines, reports, etc.)
- Citations
Once finished, please save your essay in Word format with the following title, “The Law Place Law School Scholarship 2025 – Student Name”, and submit it through the form.
How to Apply for the Law School Scholarship
You must submit your essay and supporting documents using the submission buttons on this page and agree to the scholarship terms and conditions.
You can apply for this scholarship by submitting your essay in Word format. You must submit your essay and supporting documents using the submission buttons on this page.
Deadline for Submissions
Applications must be submitted by May 15, 2025, to be considered. No exceptions will be made.
We regret that, for legal reasons, we are unable to accept calls, emails, or other communication regarding the scholarship, or answer any questions, other than those submitted here. All the necessary details about this scholarship can be found above. We will make sure to contact you in case we need any further information.
Any applications received after the deadline will not be taken into consideration.
Previous Winners
Announcements about the previous winners of our scholarship can be found by clicking one of the links below:
- 2021 Winner: Andrew Van Ness
- 2022 Winner: Kaitlyn Piechnik
- 2024 Winner: DeAndré Keené Bell II
