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Washburn University Law School Financial Aid & Grants

Topeka, KS · ABA 509 disclosure, 2025 cycle · 80.0% of students receive grant aid

80.0%
Receive grant aid
$15,000
Median grant / year
17.0%
Full tuition or more
#117
of 196 by coverage

Mixed. No single band dominates.

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.

BandShare of grant recipientsShare of all students
Half tuition or less36.0%28.8%derived: band share × coverage rate
Above half, below full26.0%20.8%derived: band share × coverage rate
Full tuition0.0%0.0%derived: band share × coverage rate
Above full tuition17.0%13.6%derived: band share × coverage rate
All grant recipients80.0%100%

Award size

25th percentile grant$11,915
Median grant (50th percentile)$15,000
75th percentile grant$21,500
Annual tuition$932 per credit hour — no annual figure is reported

These are percentiles among grant recipients, not minimums and maximums. A 25th-percentile grant of $11,915 means a quarter of recipients received that much or less — the least award could be considerably lower.

Conditional scholarships

Entered with a conditional scholarship (2024)86 students
Retained in full after year one81.4%
Reduced or eliminated16 students

Tuition guarantee

Washburn University does not report a tuition guarantee. Published tuition for 2025-26 is the figure shown above, and there is no reported commitment to hold it steady across your three years.

Grant aid comparison within Kansas

SchoolReceive aidMedian grant25th–75thFull tuition+Difference
Washburn University80.0%$15,000$11,915–$21,50017.0%—
Kansas85.0%$15,000$5,375–$24,70021.0%$0

Where this school ranks

By grant aid coverage#117 of 196
By median grant amount#150 of 196
Aid profileMixed — No single band dominates

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 Washburn University Law School scholarship calculator.

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Source: Washburn 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.