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Outside Scholarship Information
Review the AccessLex scholarships database for a comprehensive list of scholarships maintained for law students.
Notify Us of Your Decision
To accept or decline our offer of admission, complete your decision statement online by the deadline on your admit checklist.
Early Binding Decision pool applicants have a deadline of January 31, 2025 to submit the decision statement and seat deposit. View this checklist if you were admitted under Early Binding Decision.
Regular pool applicants may have different deadlines depending on when they are admitted. Applicants admitted up to March 15 typically have a deadline of April 15, 2025 to submit the decision statement and seat deposit. View this checklist if you were admitted up to March 15, 2025. Applicants admitted after March 15, 2025, refer to the checklist you received upon admission for your specific deadlines as they may be different than the deadlines listed here.
Non-Resident Reclassification Information
Most non-residents are eligible to reclassify to in-state status for tuition purposes after the first year. The requirements for establishing residency in the state of Florida are set by the Florida Legislature. View the reclassification requirements. Documents establishing residency must be obtained PRIOR to the first day of classes of the first semester in order to meet the minimum requirement of 12 months prior to the term seeking reclassification (i.e. first semester of the 2L year). The only exception to the 12 month timeframe is the date on the letter from the Florida Bar. See the Out of State Residency Reclassification Checklist below for additional details.
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United States Military Veterans
Florida State University makes available programs and services to current and former members of the U.S. military. The FSU Student Veterans Center offers assistance with and certification of all educational benefits provided by the VA and DoD. Also, an on-campus orientation session exclusively for veterans and active duty personnel is conducted a few days before the start of the Fall semester. Information on these and other veteran-support programs is available at veterans.fsu.edu.
State and federal law extends out-of-state tuition waivers to students who are honorably discharged veterans of the United States Armed Forces, The United States Reserve Forces, the National Guard or eligible veteran dependents using VA educational benefits, regardless of these students’ state of residency, as long as they physically reside in Florida during their time in school. For additional information, view the Veteran out of State Waiver information below.
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