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Welcome to the California School of Law
The new millennium presents novel and exciting challenges for attorneys, the Virtual Classrooms created by the California School of Law can help you meet this challenge. Many individuals cannot attend a residential Law School due to work and family commitments. To accommodate this need the California School of Law delivers Live Classes over the Internet.
We have students attending from every region of the United States, with different backgrounds, but with a common goal, to become attorney's.
How Our Program Works
By downloading a free "VOiP" software program, Ventrilo and using a headset, students and instructors meet in Virtual Classrooms to discuss cases and debate the law. The live virtual classes meet 2 evenings a week, where students participate as if they were in a regular class both answering and asking questions. View a video demonstration.
The live exchange between students and professor is an important part of law school training. Socratic questioning is the foundation of most law school’s curriculum because it truly prepares students to be attorneys. The communication between the students is also important, study groups meet to discuss cases, trade class out-lines, and make friends and networking connections that last a lifetime.
Through the Virtual Classrooms students can submit Examinations, Essays, Memorandums of Law and other legal documents. The California School of Law will prepare students for the California First-Year Law Student Examination and a State Bar Examination where our graduates can be admitted.
If you are interested you can view a live class by downloading Ventrilo. You will need a headset or speakers and a microphone to participate in the virtual classroom. Ventrilo is our VoIP communication software that allows you to attend class. Download Ventrilo
Testimonials
"Classes at the California School of Law are excellent for people who work a full-time job and are parents. The courses are taken in the convenience of your own home, yet you are still able to interact as if you were in the classroom." Dana L1
No LSAT Required
For further information please contact a California School of Law academic counselor at 866-766-0646 or 310-945-5986, or reach us through e-mail at: admissions@californiaschooloflaw.com.
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