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Kansas Bar Foundation · Direct application
The Frank M. Rice Scholarship promotes the practice of law in Kansas by awarding tuition assistance to a student admitted to or attending Washburn University School of Law or the University of Kansas School of Law. The scholarship honors Frank M. Rice, remembered as among the finest members of the Kansas bar who applied the highest level of legal scholarship to every matter. Applicants must be Kansas residents and submit a current law school transcript or undergraduate transcript if admitted but not yet attending, plus two letters of recommendation preferably from law professors, judges, or practicing attorneys. The Kansas Bar Foundation awards $6,000 through its annual scholarship application. Questions should be directed to foundation@ksbar.org.
The Frank M. Rice Scholarship awards $6,000. It is sponsored by Kansas Bar Foundation.
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