Does NJICLE have a Scholarship/Financial Hardship Policy? The New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education (NJICLE) offers scholarships in the form of full or partial tuition waivers for attorneys with limited financial means. These scholarships enable attorneys who meet the eligibility criteria to fulfill their MCLE requirements at a substantially reduced cost. As a general rule, scholarships will be awarded based on the following sliding scale for attorneys with an annual household income of $50,000 or less:
| Unemployed | Full scholarship | | Income up to $35,000 | 75% discount | | Income $35,000 to $50,000 | 50% discount | | Income above $50,000 | No discount |
Full or partial scholarships may also be awarded based on other special circumstances such as, for example, extraordinary medical expenses. For certain programs, including, but not limited to, those involving meal functions, or other extraordinary costs, there will be a minimum attendance fee which may exceed the amount that would otherwise be payable based on the sliding scale above. Please note that scholarships do not include MCLE fees. All scholarship recipients will be required to pay any applicable MCLE fees for the programs they attend unless those fees are waived by the regulating body. Scholarships cannot be combined with other discounts and recipients are limited to a maximum of 12 credits per year. To request a scholarship, please complete the form below and fax it to (732) 249-1428 at least ten (10) full working days before the program you wish to attend. You will be notified prior to the program whether you qualify and if seats are available. Alternatively, you may visit our website and complete the scholarship application online. Click here for New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education
Scholarship Application Form
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