At Law School Loans, we know attorneys and have one goal: Provide superior financial advice to attorneys. We focus exclusively on understanding the education finance needs of attorneys and attorneys-to-be and know first-hand the hard work and sacrifice required to get your degree, pass the Bar, and practice in today’s fast-paced and demanding legal environment. Our mission is to provide the superior financial advice and customer service you need and deserve so you can focus on finishing law school, passing the Bar, and/or excelling in your practice, whichever the case may be.
Our products are designed to assist attorneys at all stages of their careers- law students, recent law school grads, and experienced attorneys.
At Law School Loans, we have assembled an exceptional team of professionals who know attorneys and their particular financial needs better than anyone.
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When I first contacted Law School Loans, I was so confused about my student loans. I have over $100,000 in federal student loans alone. I had so many lenders, so many interest rates, and so many payments to keep track of. I just knew I'd eventually miss something. But Law School Loans was able to get me one low monthly payment and save me over $500 a month. My life is so ... - Nancy B. Memphis, TN
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If you are still in-school, you may reserve your consolidation for graduation with Law School Loans. By signing and returning your application now, you will be guaranteed the current low rates on your consolidation, and you will not have to think about your consolidation again until you enter repayment.
The interest rate on all federal loans has increased by almost 2 percent; you must consolidate now or you will be stuck with this high rate for the life of your loan.
A few minutes on the phone or online could save you $600 a month or more on your student loan payments.
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The interest rate on all federal loans has increased by almost 2 percent; you must consolidate now or you will be stuck with this high rate for the life of your loan.
