Yale Law School has long promoted public service, but financial challenges and flat public-sector pay increasingly deter graduates from lower-paying careers, including public interest, academia, and some private practice. To support a full range of career choices, Yale created the Career Options Assistance Program (COAP) in 1989 to help graduates repay educational loans when they take lower-paying jobs.
The YLS COAP program remains the most generous loan repayment program available to law school students and the example after which many other programs are modeled.
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