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American College of Law Provides information about the College of Law, located in Anaheim, California. Provides access to information about course enrollment policies, attendance requirements, and fees. Glendale University College of Law Located in Glendale, California. Site provides information about special admission for students in their sophomore year of college, part-time evening coursework, and accreditation information. The University of West Los Angeles School of Law and School of Paralegal Studies Provides information about UWLA's commitment to mature students, and course schedule flexibility to accommodate full-time employment. California Southern Law School Provides information about the law school's evening program, its curriculum design and objectives, and California admission to practice requirements. Lincoln Law School of Sacramento Provides information about the Lincoln Law School of Sacramento, an evening law school. Includes information about California Accreditation, admissions, and student resources. Lincoln Law School of San Jose Located in San Jose, California. The Site provides information about the school's history, coursework offered, degree programs, and other activities at the school. Loyola Law School, Los Angeles Provides access to Loyola's course catalog, news about upcoming events, and other information about the school's graduate programs. Santa Barbara & Ventura Colleges of Law Classes offered in both Ventura and Santa Barbara, California. The site provides information on programs offered by the Colleges, including admissions/application information, California accreditation information, and information about news and events at the Colleges. Trinity Law School California Campus Provides information about Trinity, including the recruitment calendar, list of faculty, and course schedules. Pacific Coast University School of Law Official home page of the School of Law, located in Long Beach, CA. Provides information about admission to the four-year evening program, leading to the JD. |
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