TUITION AND FINANCIAL AID

STUDENTS AT THE UH LAW CENTER ENJOY one of the lowest tuition rates in the United States and benefit from Houston’s low cost of living (www.houston.org). The UH Law Center is a stateassisted institution, with tuition and fees set by the Texas Legislature and the UH System Board of Regents and are subject to change without notice.

TUITION & FEES/COST OF LIVING ESTIMATES
LL.M. PROGRAM COMPLETED IN TWO SEMESTERS
(24 Credit Hours)

* Required of students who hold a non-U.S. Law Degree
**Required of students holding nonimmigrant visas.

Limited financial aid is available to LL.M. students. A student applying for financial aid at the UH Law Center must be a U.S. citizen or eligible noncitizen.

Please contact lawfinaid@uh.edu for more information.

Foreign students seeking financial assistance are encouraged to research funding sources such as Rotary International, Fulbright International, the Ford Foundation International Fellowship program, and programs available through their home government.

More information is available at www.nafsa.org/students.sec, www.edupass.org/finaid, and www.studyabroad.com.

TEXAS RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS
APPLICANTS WHO HAVE RESIDED AND HAVE BEEN GAINFULLY EMPLOYED IN TEXAS for 12 months before enrollment are considered to be Texas residents for tuition purposes. Foreign nationals who hold F-1 or any other temporary visa are considered nonresidents and are required to pay the nonresident/foreign tuition charges.

If there are questions on residency classification, the applicant is responsible for raising the issue with the appropriate administrative officials before or during registration.

For answers to residency questions, please visit www.thecb.state.tx.us.