California Scholars Program
Full Tuition Scholarship x 3 years
The California Scholars Program is a new outreach program to support a pipeline to enroll and financially support students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities and the American University in Armenia. The California Scholars Program will cover the full UC Law SF enrollment fee (tuition) and $20,000 in living expenses per year. UC Law SF also guarantees its California Scholars on-campus student housing for all three years of their legal education.
To be eligible for the California Scholars Program, you must:
- Have attended at least 3 semesters and graduated from a California high school (secondary consideration will be given to California residents who did not graduate from a California high school);
- Have completed at least 4 semesters of undergraduate coursework (secondary consideration given to graduate coursework) at an HBCU or AUA;
- Have above a 3.20 cumulative undergraduate GPA at the time of application as calculated by the Law School Admissions Council’s Credential Assembly Service;
- Have an LSAT score above 154; and
- Submit all application materials to LSAC by April 1 of the year you wish to matriculate to law school.
If you have questions about applying for the California Scholars Program, please email admissions@uclawsf.edu or make an appointment to speak to an Admissions counselor here.