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Brigham Young University Law School Financial Aid & Grants
Provo, UT · ABA 509 disclosure, 2025 cycle · 98.0% of students receive grant aid
Full-tuition heavy. 40% or more of recipients receive full tuition or more.
Grant award distribution
The 509 requires schools to report where grant recipients fall across four bands. These are shares of students who received aid, not shares of all students.
| Band | Share of grant recipients | Share of all students |
|---|---|---|
| Half tuition or less | 39.0% | 38.2%derived: band share × coverage rate |
| Above half, below full | 14.0% | 13.7%derived: band share × coverage rate |
| Full tuition | 21.0% | 20.6%derived: band share × coverage rate |
| Above full tuition | 25.0% | 24.5%derived: band share × coverage rate |
| All grant recipients | 98.0% | 100% |
Award size
| 25th percentile grant | $3,882 |
|---|---|
| Median grant (50th percentile) | $11,646 |
| 75th percentile grant | $15,528 |
| Median grant as share of annual tuition | 73%in-state tuition $15,992 |
These are percentiles among grant recipients, not minimums and maximums. A 25th-percentile grant of $3,882 means a quarter of recipients received that much or less — the least award could be considerably lower.
What tuition looks like after the median grant
| Annual in-state tuition | $15,992 |
|---|---|
| Median grant per year | −$11,646 |
| Remaining tuition after median aid | $4,346 |
This is an optimistic floor rather than a real figure. The median grant only covers students who received aid — 2.0%of students received none — and it assumes the same award holds for all three years. Fees and housing are not included; add them from this school’s cost of attendance page.
Conditional scholarships
| Entered with a conditional scholarship (2024) | 3 students |
|---|---|
| Retained in full after year one | 100.0%based on fewer than 15 students — too small a sample to rank |
| Reduced or eliminated | 0 students |
Only 3 students entered with a conditional award, so this percentage reflects a handful of cases rather than a reliable rate. Brigham Young University is excluded from the retention ranking for that reason.
Tuition guarantee
Brigham Young University does not report a tuition guarantee. Published tuition for 2025-26 is $15,992 per year, and there is no reported commitment to hold it steady across your three years.
Grant aid comparison within Utah
| School | Receive aid | Median grant | 25th–75th | Full tuition+ | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brigham Young University | 98.0% | $11,646 | $3,882–$15,528 | 46.0% | — |
| Utah | 91.0% | $28,410 | $14,205–$37,996 | 17.0% | $16,764 |
Where this school ranks
| By grant aid coverage | #20 of 196 |
|---|---|
| By median grant amount | #161 of 196 |
| Aid profile | Full-tuition heavy — 40% or more of recipients receive full tuition or more |
Check what you could get here
The figures above are this school's overall reported averages. To see where your scores land against its admitted class — which grant band you would fall into, and what three years would cost you after aid — use the Brigham Young University Law School scholarship calculator.
Related pages
- The Brigham Young University Law School ABA 509 report — every figure from the disclosure, section by section
- Brigham Young University — full admissions data
- All schools by grant aid coverage
- All schools by median grant amount
- Schools awarding full tuition
- Schools where aid stops at half tuition
- Conditional scholarship retention rates
- Brigham Young University — total cost of attendance
- Law schools in Utah
Source: Brigham Young University Law School ABA Standard 509 Required Disclosure, 2025 reporting cycle. Grant figures describe full-time students in the most recently reported cohort, in dollars per year. Percentile shares of all students are derived from the band share and coverage rate and are not themselves disclosed. None of these figures is a financial aid offer; actual awards depend on your circumstances, the school’s policy and its aid budget that year. Not financial advice.