Cardinal Newman Scholarship Weekend

A SCHOLARSHIP AND LIVING STIPEND TO LAW SCHOOL COULD BE YOURS!

A scholarship and living stipend to law school could be yours! Ave Maria School of Law near the beautiful beaches of Naples, Florida has recently expanded its Cardinal Newman Scholarship Program for Fall 2017.

If you have an LSAT score of at least 150 and a 3.0 GPA, or an LSAT score of at least 148 and a GPA of at least 3.25, you could qualify if you meet one of the following criteria: • Graduated from a Catholic College or University • Graduated from any accredited College or University where you were an active member of a Newman Center or Catholic Student Center • Qualified candidate from an eligible Cardinal Newman Guide approved school • Served as FOCUS missionary • Member of a Catholic parish supporting the universities in the greater Ann Arbor, MI area Cardinal Newman Scholarship recipients may also be eligible for one-time $10,000 stipend towards living expenses incurred during their first year at Ave Maria Law. Eligibility is dependent on the candidate’s highest official LSAT score.

MAKE THE RIGHT CHOICE! If you or someone you know is interested in law school, consider Ave Maria School of Law. We offer a high quality legal education with a commitment to professional excellence, rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition. Discover your calling in life and grow in your faith at Ave Maria Law.

LEARN MORE: avemarialaw.edu For additional information on the Cardinal Newman Scholarship Program, please contact the Admissions Office at info@avemarialaw.edu or (239) 687-5420.

Ave Maria School of Law

CARDINAL NEWMAN SCHOLARSHIP WEEKEND

FLORIDA IN MARCH! Travel and lodging is provided.

CONSIDERING LAW SCHOOL? Find out if a legal education inspired by the Catholic intellectual tradition and the natural law is for you.

APPLY TO THE CARDINAL NEWMAN SCHOLARSHIP WEEKEND AT AVE MARIA SCHOOL OF LAW! Ave Maria School of Law will host the Cardinal Newman Scholarship Weekend for upperclassmen and recent graduates seeking a vocation in law inspired by the Catholic intellectual tradition and the natural law.

This two and a half day program will engage participants in active learning through classroom and experiential offerings and enriching spiritual activities.

Cardinal Newman Scholarship Weekend March 3-5, 2017 Ave Maria School of Law • Naples, FL ELIGIBILITY • Earned or will earn an undergraduate degree from a Catholic College or University • Earned or will earn an undergraduate degree from any accredited College or University where you were an active member of a Newman Center or Catholic Student Center

• Qualified candidate from an eligible Cardinal Newman Guide approved school • Served as FOCUS missionary • Member of a Catholic parish supporting the universities in the greater Ann Arbor, MI area

APPLICATION DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2017 APPLY NOW!

LEARN MORE: avemarialaw.edu

Participation limited to 15 students!

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For additional information on the Cardinal Newman Scholarship Program, please contact the Admissions Office at info@avemarialaw.edu or (239) 687-5420.

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Ave Maria School of Law recognizes the inherent value and dignity of all members of the human family. It values equal opportunity, and seeks racial, cultural and ethnic diversity. The Law School prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age, disability or status as a veteran or disabled veteran. The Law School maintains its Catholic character, but is open to persons of all religious faiths who respect the goals of Ave Maria School of Law, as adopted by the Board of Governors. It does not discriminate on the basis of religion, except to the extent that applicable laws and constitutional provisions respect its right to act in furtherance of its religious objectives. The Law School fully accepts the teachings of the Catholic Church with regard to homosexual conduct and sexual conduct outside the bonds of matrimony, as set forth by the Magisterium of the Catholic Church. Consistent with those teachings, the Law School does not discriminate on the basis of an individual’s sexual orientation without regard to homosexual conduct or other actions that undermine the Law School’s Catholic identity.