LLM Tuition
Tuition for the LLM program is equal to the tuition charged by Emory University School of Law for the full 2024-2025 academic year, which is $67,480. Tuition reflects full-time enrollment in fall and spring semesters. Full cost of attendance information is available on the Emory University Office of Financial Aid website.
LLM students must demonstrate that they possess the financial means to pay for their education as a condition of their matriculation in the program. Foreign applicants are encouraged to contact the education attaché at the US Embassy or Consulate in their home country for assistance that may be available under the Fulbright or similar programs.
For international students requiring a visa, federal law requires full-time enrollment, and part-time options are not available.
Scholarships
Emory Law has a limited number of scholarships available to highly qualified students. All applicants are considered for scholarship funding; there is no separate application process for scholarships. Students will be notified about any scholarship offer as part of their letter of acceptance. Note: All scholarships are conditional. Scholarship students are required to maintain good academic standing.
Financial Information for Joint LLM with Central European University
Tuition for the joint LLM program with CEU is equal to the current tuition charged by Emory Law for the full academic year. Half of that tuition will be paid to each school. During the CEU part of the program, tuition covers the following:
- One coach class round-trip air ticket from Atlanta to Budapest
- Living expenses and housing in the CEU dormitory
- Tuition for the semester
Other Costs
Students are responsible for books, supplies, personal expenses, housing, health insurance, and food expenses. While at Emory, students are responsible for all costs, including housing and health insurance.
All enrolled students at Emory University, including those enrolled in the school of law’s online degree programs, are subject to the university’s tuition refund policy. That includes the policy’s schedule of reduced refund levels, with the passage of additional days following the start of the relevant semester (i.e., spring, summer, or fall). Even as to classes that start in the middle of the term, thus, any withdrawal must occur at the start of relevant term, if any refund is to be received.
Information effective April 10, 2024.
For the most accurate information regarding tuition and fees, please consult the Emory University Office of Financial Aid website. Information received from a third-party may not be verified. To receive an actual merit-based scholarship award at Emory Law, you must apply and be accepted for admission.