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- Tuition $11,442.00 Fees $45,415.50 Expected Cost of Attendance $9,485.50
For the academic year 2024-25, the estimated J.D. tuition and fees are as follows: California Resident: $63,196. Non-Resident: $75,624. Health Insurance: $6,442*. *Health insurance is compulsory for all UC students, and enrollment in the UC Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) is automatic.
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Tuition for first year J.S.D. students during the 2023-24 academic year is estimated at $21,921.50 for California residents or $37,023.50 for nonresidents, including the mandatory Student Health Insurance Plan.
Tuition and fees (billed expenses) are around $73,000 total for both tracks, with some exceptions. Click the dropdown boxes below for current COA estimates for our LL.M. program, by track. All living expenses are estimates based on a single professional (graduate) program student at UC Berkeley.
The full-time program application fee at the School of Law at University of California, Berkeley is $75. Its tuition is full-time: $62,603 (in-state) and full-time: $75,031 (out-of-state).
The 2024 cost of attendance at Berkeley School of Law is $99,401 for California residents and $111,829 for out-of-state students. It includes tuition & fees, living costs, costs for books & supplies, transportation & travel costs, and other living expenses, but may exclude health insurance fee, loan fee, and required exam fee.
Berkeley School of Law's 2024 tuition & fees is $62,567 for California residents and $74,995 for others. The law school tuition is increased by 10.64% from last year. For law school students, the average living costs including room & board, books, and other personal expenses is $36,834.
Berkeley Law offers a broad three-year curriculum leading to the JD degree and postgraduate programs leading to LLM and JSD degrees. The interdisciplinary Jurisprudence and Social Policy (JSP) program leads to MA and PhD degrees.
