Financial Aid

Important Dates & Deadlines

Jan
01

Suggested 2025-2026 FAFSA submission.

Complete your FAFSA after Jan 1st
Mar
15

Tentative Green Application for Financial Aid for returning and Graduate level students opens for 2025-2026.

Learn More at How to Apply
Mar
15

Tentative Yellow Application for Financial Aid for incoming and Transfer students opens for 2025-2026.

Learn More at How to Apply

*** REMOTE OPERATIONS – THROUGH FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. ***

The office will be available by phone and email during our normal business hours.

 

Our team does much more than just process loans, manage our Loan Repayment Assistance Program and other need-based aid — we are available to help answer almost any financial-related question you have.  Reviewing our webpages will answer many of your questions. If you need assistance, please visit/call our office or send us an email at lawfinaid@georgetown.edu (please list your GUID# in your email).

For all students, the How to Apply section to the right describes the Georgetown Law financial aid application process and timelines.

*IMPORTANT – Merit scholarships and deposit deadlines are managed by the Office of Admissions. Financial Aid application processing can take up to 15 business days.

Fall and Spring Semesters

Monday - Thursday

10:00am - 5:30pm

Friday

10:00am - 2:00pm (phones and e-mail)

Break Period and Summer (May 2025 to August 2025) Hours

Monday - Thursday

10:00am - 5:00pm

Friday

Closed for Processing

The Financial Aid and
Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) Teams

  • James Harris – Manager, Financial Aid and Graduate Programs
  • Mersha Rowley – Manager, Financial Aid and Loan Repayment Assistance Program
  • Aliya Sternstein, JD – Manager, Financial Aid Programs and Research
  • Kelli Staples – Associate Director, Financial Aid and LRAP
  • LaToya Parnell – Senior Associate Director, Financial Aid
  • Denae Newman – Executive Director, Financial Aid and LRAP
  • Charles Pruett, JD – Assistant Dean, Financial Aid

Important Note

While the information on this and other pages of this website is thought to be accurate at the time of posting, financial aid requirements, terms, and other specifics change regularly and sometimes without notice.  In addition, no website can comprehensively provide all information related to any particular financial aid topic.  We encourage you to learn more about all financial aid options available to you by exploring this website in conjunction with other resources and by speaking with a member of the Office of Financial Aid staff.