USC Attorney wishes to increase scholarship

Students may feel a need for attaining loans, grants or bursaries for USC law school. However, if you're bright enough you just may have a shot at the new scholarship being offered. USC Provost Michael Amiridis asserts, “We all want a law school to be proud of.” He said the revenue from the admission of 500 additional freshmen in the undergraduate program will make it possible for more spending in the law school. Moral of the story? If you're at USC law, get those grades skyrocketing and your doors will be open for some excellent scholarship opportunities (and that means saying goodbye to those student loans/debts!).