Now a Pepperdine law school student, she would love nothing more than to help her community as an immigration attorney when she graduates in 2021. (Los Angeles Times)AdvertisementNow billionaire developer Rick Caruso and his wife, Tina, are stepping in to help students like Izquierdo-Olivia ease that dilemma. Paul L. Caron, Pepperdine law school dean, said the average loan debt of his students is $144,000. Most awards are based on financial need and merit — an applicant’s college GPA and law school exam score. In addition, the law school plans to use the funds to hire more faculty and boost research.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 23, 2019 12:02 UTC