Tuition at Texas Law is among the lowest in the U.S. Tuition and fees are set by the Texas Legislature and the UT System Board of Regents and are subject to change without notice. Tuition and fees are updated on the LL.M. Program website as they change.
2024-2025 Estimated Tuition and Expenses
| Expenses | Non-Resident | Texas Resident |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition | $49,490 | $33,304 |
| Books & Supplies | $1,500 | $1,500 |
| Room & Board | $17,270 | $17,270 |
| Transportation | $1,618 | $1,618 |
| Personal & Miscellaneous | $4,482 | $4,482 |
| Health Insurance | $3,769.50 | $3,769.50 |
| Total estimated costs | $78,129.50 | $61,943.50 |
The nonresident (out-of-state) tuition rate in the School of Law is $24,745 per semester for 12 credit hours. The Texas resident (in-state) tuition rate in the School of Law is $16,652 per semester for 12 credit hours. Tuition and fees are set by the Texas Legislature and the UT System Board of Regents and are subject to change without notice.
Insurance costs include student medical insurance (i.e., New Student Fall, Fall, and Spring and Summer) and student evacuation and repatriation (Fall and Spring). An additional 5% health insurance administrative fee is added to the student’s tuition and fee bill.
The student’s spring semester tuition and fee bill includes student health insurance for spring and summer. If you are graduating at the end of the spring semester, you may choose to waive enrollment in the summer student health insurance plan coverage using the Verification of Graduation (PDF) waiver request form. Submission deadline: June 7, 2024. This represents a cost savings of approximately $877.
View A Guide to Anticipating Expenses by the Financial Aid Office at The University of Texas School of Law.
Financial Aid
Admitted LL.M. students who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents are eligible to apply for Federal Student Aid. Students may qualify for Federal Student Aid for the 24 credit hours required to obtain the LL.M. degree. Federal regulations will now permit students to borrow funds in excess of the total amount of the attendance budget. Visit the Texas Law Financial Aid Office for more information.
International LL.M. students must have sufficient funding to finance the full course of study through personal savings or external scholarships. Although international LL.M. students are ineligible to apply for Federal Student Aid, they may apply for private loans. Email LawFinAid@law.utexas.edu for questions.
Admitted students are automatically considered for internal scholarships, and a separate application is not required. Internal third-party scholarships offered by our scholarship partners exclusively for prospective, admitted, and current students require a separate application and have their own internal deadline. Visit the Scholarship Opportunities for more information.
Prospective and admitted international LL.M. students are encouraged to apply for financial aid and external scholarships from their home countries. The LL.M. Program has assembled a list of external scholarships that are country-specific and criteria-specific. Additionally, eduPASS and International Student Organization have compiled lists of scholarships for international students.
Health Insurance
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Enrollment in UT-endorsed student health insurance plan is mandatory and automatic for international students. The cost of the insurance is added directly to the student’s fee bill.
Health insurance coverage is optional for an accompanying spouse and children of F-1 visa holders but strongly encouraged.
Health insurance coverage is mandatory for an accompanying spouse and children of J-1 visa holders under U.S. Department of State regulations. Insurance coverage for a spouse and children is not included in the student’s tuition bill. Coverage must be purchased separately from United Healthcare Student Resources.
Insurance rates are posted on the Texas Global website and are subject to change from year to year.
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The University of Texas Board of Regents requires all international students in a F-1, F-2, J-1, or J-2 visa status to have health insurance coverage which complies with the provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA). For this reason, enrollment in the UT Student Health Insurance Plan is automatic at the time of registration, and the cost of the policy is included in the student’s tuition and fee bill. In certain cases, students holding comparable coverage may be eligible to waive enrollment in the UT Student Health Insurance Plan.
Review waiver eligibility categories to determine your eligibility, required documentation, and submission deadline and submit via the insurance secure document uploader.
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Health insurance coverage for U.S. citizens and permanent residents is optional. University Health Services strongly urges all students to have health insurance. The UT Student Health Insurance Plan provides great, affordable coverage plus an option for dental insurance.