Private Lenders
These loans are used to fund the remaining cost of attendance not covered by the other types of financial aid. Because these loans are guaranteed by private organizations, they are very expensive. Therefore, students are strongly encouraged to only borrow what they absolutely need to make law school affordable. Interest rates on private loans vary from program to program. Private loans are subject to origination and guarantee fees, which may either be deducted prior to disbursement of the funds or added to the loan balance.
Wells Fargo: www.wellsfargo.com/student
To qualify for a private loan, a student must demonstrate "credit worthiness" as defined by the lender. Applicants are encouraged to review their own credit report prior to applying for private loans. Credit reports can be ordered via the web through one of the three credit reporting agencies: