STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — Spencer Segal enrolled at Stanford Law School this fall, figuring he would graduate with more than $200,000 in student loans. But due to the Flywheel Fund for Career Choice, Segal is now on track to get his law degree in 2025 with zero traditional law school debt. Instead, he will pay 10% of his income for 12 years in exchange for $170,000 upfront that covers his three years of law school tuition. Segal is among the 20 inaugural fellows of Flywheel Fund for Career Choice — the first “income share agreement” program offered by a U.S. law school. Stanford Law introduced the pilot program to students in September and interest was robust, said Flywheel Fund founder Elliot Schrage.