Law School Grants

I want to go to law school next fall, and my income household (married couple without children) was less than $ 20,000, so I think I should be entitled to something. How much money in grants are usually available depending on income level?

Free federal funds (grants) is available only to students pursuing their first degree. Regarding other aid, you must qualify $ 8,500 (the maximum) of subsidized loans (the government pays the interest until 6 months after graduation) and low-interest loans Stafford.

A lot of schools offer merit-based, and sometimes need basis, scholarships to incoming students. It is interesting to talk with the admissions office about 1L scholarships and financial aid office about funding options if you decide you really want to attend law school.

Keep in mind that full-time students the first year are not allowed to work (which is a requirement ABA), so you might need to take that into consideration. (You'll probably qualify for work study, which is the only type of job you are allowed to have.)

Good luck!

None. Once you've graduated, you are no longer eligible for federal grants.
There may be scholarships that you could ask your school, but government support will be in the form of loans.
The good news is that you will be allowed to borrow more Stafford loan program that you'd like an undergraduate student.