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Elon Law School
Private school
Greensboro, NC

Cost of Attendance and Debt at Elon Law School

Published cost of attendance (2022-23 AY)

Tuition & fees $40,833
Cost of living in Greensboro, NC Includes books and living expenses $29,767

The average rate of increase for tuition & fees at Elon Law School over the last 5 years is 2.18% per year.

This school guarantees tuition stability for three years. Note that the "fees" portion of "tuition & fees" may change, but our projections assume they will not.

Year-over-year tuition change

Discount summary

2.3%
paid full price in 2021-22

Discounts for the 97.7%

$9.3k
25th percentile
$18.5k
50th percentile
$30k
75th percentile

A 50th percentile discount (scholarship) of $18.5k means that half of the full-time students with a discount (97.7% of full-time students) paid at least $18,514 less than the full price of $40,833.

Discount breakdown

0% of 2021 1L's had their scholarship reduced or eliminated after the first year. 19.3% of 1L's had a conditional scholarship, thus 0% of conditional scholarship recipients paid more in subsequent years than expected. More information.

Personal debt projection

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Projected debt tables

Interest rates
Treasury rate 1.68%
Direct rate 5.28%
Direct PLUS rate 6.28%
Cost inflation
Cost of living 2%
Tuition 2.18%
Price starting points
Cost of living $30,362
Tuition $41,723

Reading guide

The following table uses the above assumptions to estimate debt under 30 scenarios on the table. The first scenario—the top-left cell—reflects no tuition discount and borrowing the maximum amount for cost of living ($30,362). Move right across the row to see the impact of a larger tuition discount on borrowing, ending with a full-tuition discount. The right-most column reflects a student who pays $0 in tuition each year. Each additional row reflects annual cost of living savings. Using the final column as an example, the top-right cell reflects borrowing the maximum amount for cost of living. The cell below it reflects 5% savings per year. The bottom row reflects a student who spends 25% less than the maximum amount for cost of living.

These figures reflect no early loan payments, the standard six-month grace period post-graduation, and interest. We assume scholarship amounts remain constant and do not scale with tuition increases (except for 100% tuition scholarships). We do, however, assume that the percent under the school's estimated cost of living scales with annual increases.

Hover over a debt-financed price to see monthly payments and cumulative payments over the life of the loans.

Debt at repayment (full-time)

0%$0/y 5%$2,086/y 10%$4,172/y 25%$10,431/y 50%$20,862/y 100%$41,723/y
-0%$30,362 $252,921 $245,563 $238,202 $216,123 $179,329 $105,733
-5%$28,844 $247,461 $240,103 $232,743 $210,663 $173,869 $100,273
-10%$27,326 $242,002 $234,643 $227,284 $205,204 $168,410 $94,814
-25%$22,772 $225,624 $218,265 $210,907 $188,826 $152,031 $78,435
-50%$15,181 $198,326 $190,968 $183,610 $161,528 $124,734 $51,980