An on-line CA law school? At 19 with no Bachelor’s or Master’s? Is that even possible? And only on-line? Not on campus with real live professors and other students? That doesn’t make any sense at all.
Most law students have already completed a bachelor’s degree. However, California’s minimum requirement is that students complete at least two years of college-level work (60 semester credits) with a GPA equal to or above that required for graduation. Alternatively, you may prove that you have intellectual ability equal to a college student in his second year by passing subject matter examinations with scores accepted by the Committee.
The Juris Doctor - Attorney Track Program
The JDAT Program is presented through a distance education modality using telecommunications technology requiring no classroom or seminar attendance. Prior students have resided in all regions of the United States as well as in Asia and Europe.
The JDAT Program requires four years of study. Each year consists of a period of time of not less than 48 nor more than 52 consecutive weeks. While materials and instruction are presented in a non-traditional manner, it is an objective of the University to maintain criteria comparable to resident law programs with respect to program content and academic standards.