History
In 1969, The Colleges of Law became innovators by making quality legal education more accessible to anyone who possessed the passion, bravery, and intellectual rigor to pursue a legal degree—regardless of social standing or professional background.
Education
- Students at The Colleges of Law are taught by professors who are active contributors to the legal profession—practicing judges, lawyers, and elected officials who often come straight from these positions to teach in The Colleges of Law classrooms.
- With their support and expertise, students develop the practical and theoretical skills necessary to succeed in today’s legal field.
Career
- With a degree from The Colleges of Law, our graduates join a network of accomplished, competent, and community-oriented professionals from all walks of life. Many have enjoyed successful careers in the legal profession.
- Others have applied their degrees from The Colleges of Law to fields like journalism, real estate, health care administration, government and corporate relations, social services, marketing, public relations, and more.
Distance Learning Courses
Law (2)
Business & Management (1)
Student services
At The Colleges of Law, our highest priority is the welfare of our students. To ensure that your law school experience is both academically and experientially rewarding, we provide the comprehensive resources and services you need to find a satisfying school/work/life balance.
Throughout your law school experience, our academic counselors and faculty advisors are on-hand to assist with exam preparation, career services, effective writing and study strategies, and more.
Library services
Our easily accessible print and digital resources enhance your understanding of legal principles, help you develop research skills, and improve your exam performance.
Campus life
- Located in the heart of downtown, the Santa Barbara campus is within easy walking distance of many private and public law offices and the Santa Barbara Courthouse, where students have access to the McMahon Law Library.
The Ventura campus is conveniently located approximately one mile from the Ventura County Government Center, where students can access the County Law Library resources
The Colleges of Law is regionally accredited by the Western Association of Schools & Colleges Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC).