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Welcome to the California School of Law
The goal of the California School of Law is to provide an online educational experience as close to a traditional residential law school as 
possible.
We have students attending from all over the United States, all with different backgrounds, and all with a common goal; Becoming an Attorney!
Live Virtual Classrooms
Students can speak with the professors and classmates just by logging into a Virtual Classroom from a computer at home or work. Many potential law students cannot attend a residential law school due to work or family commitments, not to mention the financial burden of tuition and travel. The virtual classes at the California school of Law will give you a genuine law school experience at a pace a working adult can handle.
By downloading Ventrilo, a free VOiP software program and using a headset with microphone, students and instructors meet in virtual classrooms to discuss cases and debate the law. The virtual classes meet each week on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, where students participate in live law school classes, answering and asking questions.
The lecture by the professor is obviously an important part of law school, but communication between students is also important. At the California School of Law students can form study groups to discuss cases, trade class outlines, prep for tests, as well as make friends and networking connections that last a lifetime.Video demonstration.
In the virtual classrooms students submit examinations, essays, memoranda of law and other legal documents for their professors to grade. The California School of Law will prepare students for the California First-Year Law Student Examination and the State Bar Examination in those states where our graduates can be admitted.
If you are interested in attending a live class it can be arranged with the California School of Law Admissions Department. You will need a headset with a microphone to participate, and you can start by downloading Ventrilo
Testimonials
"Classes at the California School of Law are excellent for people who work a full-time job or are parents. The courses are taken in the convenience of your own home, yet you are able to interact with the professor and other students as if you were actually physically present with them in the classroom." Dana L1
No LSAT Required
For further information please contact a California School of Law academic counselor at 805-683-5337 or 866-970-4LAW, or reach us through e-mail at: admissions@californiaschooloflaw.com.
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