Harvard Law School offers a substantial amount of financial aid, but it doesn't use the term "scholarship" in the same way many other schools do. Instead, they provide
need-based financial aid to students who demonstrate significant financial need. This aid is typically a combination of grants (which don't need to be repaid) and loans. They do not offer merit-based scholarships.
So, while they don't offer scholarships in the traditional sense, they do offer generous financial aid packages to help students afford their legal education. Prospective students must apply for financial aid separately and demonstrate their financial need through a thorough application process.