Dean's Merit
Scholarship
Partial scholarships are available to LL.M. in Bankruptcy
students. Scholarships are awarded based on the individual’s
credentials, potential for success and need. Students interested in
applying for such scholarships must complete the Scholarship
Application form and submit it with their applications. A
scholarship request has no impact on the admission decision, but
due to budget planning needs, scholarship requests not included
with the application are not likely to be granted.
ABI
Scholarship
The American Bankruptcy Institute currently awards a $15,000
annual scholarship to a student in the LL.M. in Bankruptcy Program.
The scholarship is awarded based on the student’s credentials,
demonstrated interest in bankruptcy law and potential for success
in the field. Students wishing to apply for the ABI Scholarship
should send an application letter to the Director of the Program
outlining the student’s eligibility based on the foregoing criteria
with appropriate supporting materials.
The Robert M. Zinman Bankruptcy
Scholarship
The Robert M. Zinman Bankruptcy Scholarship Fund provides an annual
scholarship to a deserving LL.M. in Bankruptcy student at the Law
School based on the student’s credentials, demonstrated interest in
bankruptcy law and potential for success in the field. Students
willing to apply for the Robert M. Zinman Bankruptcy Scholarship
should send an application letter to the Director of the Program
outlining the student’s eligibility based on the foregoing criteria
with appropriate supporting materials.
The Richard Lieb Bankruptcy
Scholarship
The Richard Lieb Bankruptcy Scholarship Fund provides an annual
scholarship to a deserving LL.M. in Bankruptcy student at the Law
School based on the student’s credentials, demonstrated interest in
bankruptcy law and potential for success in the field. Students
willing to apply for the Richard Lieb Bankruptcy Scholarship should
send an application letter to the Director of the Program outlining
the student’s eligibility based on the foregoing criteria with
appropriate supporting materials.