Tuition & Fees | Health Insurance | Financial Aid & Scholarships | Billing Accounts | Refunds Process
Tuition & Fees
Tuition and fee schedules are subject to revision each year.
Students who are enrolled in the LL.M. program and who are taking courses for academic credit are eligible to use the services offered by the University of Oregon, including the library system, the University Health Center, and the Student Recreation Center. LL.M. students have access to the law school student lounge, individual lockers, the John E. Jaqua Law Library, and computer technical support.
Academic Year Program Cost Estimate for 2022–2023
| item | expense (in usd) |
|---|---|
| Tuition and Fees (based on full-time enrollment for two academic-year semesters): | $55,839.02 |
| Matriculation Fee (required, one-time): | $510.33 |
| Law School Events Fee (required, one-time): | $150 |
| Books and Supplies (depending on course-specific requirements)*: | $1,146 |
| Living Expenses (housing, utilities, rent)*: | $11,850 |
| Personal Expenses (cost varies depending on personal spending needs)*: | $2,034 |
| Transportation (in-state resident / non-resident): | $366 / $1,290 |
| **Computer: | $1,650 |
| International Student Health Insurance 2022-2023 (required, unless eligible for a waiver): (Visit the University of Oregon Health Center for current information) |
$2,826 |
*The figures provided above for books, supplies, and personal and living expenses are provided as a guideline. Costs may vary depending on a student’s needs and whether the student is living in on-campus or off-campus housing. The cost of attendance does not include course fees.
**Laptop Computers: LL.M. students may bring their own laptop or purchase a laptop or laptop package. For information about laptop packages and system/software compatibility, please contact Information Technology.
To learn more about the matriculation fee, please review the answers to frequently asked questions.
International Students SEVIS Fee
International students who are applying for F-1 or J-1 visas must also pay a SEVIS fee. Click here for information about the SEVIS fee and SEVIS program.
Health Insurance
International Law Student Health Insurance (Required)
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Health Insurance Costs: International students in the LL.M. program will be enrolled in and billed for the University of Oregon international student health insurance plan (mandatory).
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Waivers: International students who already have health insurance may waive enrollment in the University of Oregon health insurance plan only if the insurance meets University of Oregon insurance requirements.
Contact the University Health Center for additional information and to inquire about health insurance waivers.
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Payments: International student health insurance is $2,826 for the 2022-2023 academic year. Charges are billed to student accounts in two installments (once per semester).
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Effective Date: The University of Oregon health insurance plan coverage for the 2022–2023 academic year will begin on August 10, 2022. Students should ensure that their non-university health insurance coverage continues in effect at least until the University of Oregon health insurance plan coverage begins.
Domestic Law Student Health Insurance
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Health Insurance Cost Estimate: Domestic law students in the LL.M. program may be eligible for law student health insurance through the University of Oregon health insurance plan (optional).
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Payments: The cost of the health insurance plan for the 2022-2023 academic year is $2,826 (($942 per term, $1,413 per semester). Please visit the University of Oregon Health Center for current information.
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Effective Date: If you enroll in the University of Oregon health insurance plan for the 2022–2023 academic year, coverage will begin on August 10, 2022.
Contact the University Health Center for additional information.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Payments on Student Accounts and Electronic Billing
Billing and payment services are delivered electronically through Q DomesticuikPAY®
Pay Your Seat Deposit
Tuition Refunds
If you completely withdraw from Oregon Law or reduce your course load below nine credits, you may be entitled to a tuition refund.
Refunds are based on assessed tuition and class fees and are calculated from the date you officially drop a class or reduce credits, not the date of your last class attendance.
No part of the admissions $500 seat deposit is refundable.