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You are viewing Total Federal Investment at ABA-approved law schools in Louisiana

The following chart of schools in Louisiana shows change in federal investment between 2010 and 2014.

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Created with Highcharts 4.1.8ABA-Approved Law SchoolsFederal Investment ChangeLouisiana (4 schools)Federal Investment Change From 2010 to 20140 Million10 Million20 Million30 Million40 Million50 Million60 Million70 Million80 Million90 MillionLST | Law School Transparency

Group Average uses a normal average rather than a weighted average. Total Federal Investment is the amount cumulatively borrowed by law school graduates at a law school. We determined each group by that amount, and then found the average federal investment at the schools in the group. The amount borrowed does not include interest that accumulated during law school, debt from other degree programs, or private debt related to attending law school. Learn about Total Federal Investment

The Adjusted Total estimates the actual total investment. We assume an average amount borrowed based on known debt figures for the group and borrowing rates based on school type (regardless of group). The caption under each adjusted figure shows how many graduates at how many schools for which we used an estimate.

Created with Highcharts 4.1.8Total Federal Investment (Adjusted)Change in Total Federal Investment (Adjusted), 2010 to 2014Schools in Louisiana20102014LA0 Million20 Million40 Million60 Million80 Million100 MillionLST | Law School Transparency
+4.1%
Federal Investment for 2010 Graduates
713 Borrowing Graduates
Federal Investment for 2014 Graduates
719 Borrowing Graduates (0.8%)
Change
Group Average Adjusted Total Group Average Adjusted Total
Louisiana
4 schools
$18.5 Million $74.2 Million
Known TFI + 0 Grads at 0 Schools
$19.3 Million
Per School
$77.2 Million
Known TFI + 0 Grads at 0 Schools
4.1%

Read this chart across each row. For example, the federal government increased its investment at the 4 schools in Louisiana by 4.1% for graduates between 2010 and 2014, from $74.2 Million to $77.2 Million.