UCLA LAW — “When you have a lot of student loans, it can be daunting to take on a public interest job after graduation. Many of our public interest students make a fourth or less of what they might make at a large law firm,” says Brad Sears, UCLA Law’s Associate Dean for Public Interest Programs. “Our LRAP program completely takes over the payment of those loans up until someone makes $75,000 a year, so it’s quite a generous program. There’s some support until students make over $100,000 a year.”