Tuition & Financial Aid

At Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, we’re committed to helping you find the best way to fund your education and advance your career. The online MLS degree program is designed to be a part-time, fully online program, comprised of 30 credits, 6 credits per term, and can be completed in two years. Our Tuition & Financial Aid page is designed to guide you in making the best decision.

Tuition

2021-2022 Academic Year

Note: Showing part-time student per credit hour cost.

*Price per credit hour is subject to change annually.

**The non-Ohio resident surcharge is $3.85 per credit. The State of Ohio mandates the addition of a surcharge for tuition paid by out-of-state students to be determined by the institution and approved by the Board of Trustees.

Merit Scholarships

Cleveland-Marshall offers a limited number of merit scholarships for the Online MLS Program. These scholarships are awarded based on the review of your application and the admissions requirements you submit alongside your application. There is no dedicated application form for the merit scholarship. Students who are awarded merit scholarships are notified about the amount of those scholarships in their offer of admission letter. To be considered for a merit scholarship, students should apply early, before the priority application deadline for the upcoming term.

Financial Aid

There are a number of resources available to you when evaluating how to pay for your master’s degree. Some tuition assistance programs might be available to you through your employer, external scholarships, military and veteran benefits, or federal financial aid programs. 

As a graduate student at Cleveland State University, you are eligible to apply for Federal Financial Aid. Applying is easy and free and can be done by filling out the FAFSA. Our Federal School Code is 003032.

For more information about Tuition & Financial Aid, FAFSA filing or financial aid options, please contact the Cleveland State University Financial Aid Office at allin1@csuohio.edu or (216) 687-5411.