Law School Expense Budgeting | New England Law Admissions and Aid Expense Budgeting Setting a realistic law school budget can be a challenge. We’re here to help. While only you can determine the lifestyle that’s best for you, there are some fixed and variable expenses every student needs to consider. These budgeting tools and tips are a good way to start. Estimated 2026 – 2027 Student Expense Budgets The two major variables impacting law school expenses are whether you’re enrolled as a full or part-time student and whether you’ll live with your parents or on your own. Here are our estimated breakdowns for each What to Do if Your Financial Circumstances Change Have your personal or financial circumstances changed since you applied for financial aid at New England Law? Certain changes may make you eligible for an increase in your approved budget. These include: Computer purchases (computer, printer, hardware, and software) made during the academic year. Day-care costs for dependent children while you are in class and during study times for months when you are enrolled. If you are married, you may be eligible for an increase of up to half the cost of day care. Health-care costs for unusual and excessive medical expenses incurred during the academic year that are not otherwise reimbursed by insurance and that are medically necessary (not elective). There are specific requirements for each, and appropriate documentation must be submitted to the Office of Financial Aid We’re Here to Help Our supportive financial aid team can help you understand tuition costs, guide you through the aid process, and connect you with scholarships and budgeting resources. Have a question or concern? Just reach out. Office Of Financial Aid 46 Church Street/2nd Floor Email: finaid@nesl.edu Phone: 617-422-7232 Fax: 617-422-7200 See Yourself at New England Law Think New England Law | Boston is the perfect fit for you but want to find out before you apply? VISIT CAMPUS REQUEST INFO VIEWBOOK STUDENT LIFE