We believe that Bar success begins day one, and that includes academic success. So beginning with orientation, we have a robust set of resources, including faculty with expertise in teaching you how to be a good law student. And then we continue to develop those same skills, because those are the skills that you will need to succeed on the Bar exam. And ultimately, successfully in the practice of law.
I attended LMU undergrad, and I came back to LMU Law School after a year of teaching, I never quite gave up on teaching. So to be able to come back here, and to help, particularly first generation law students, was very close to my heart. The academic success area really allows me to connect with one else who don't have a professional background, or doesn't have a lot of family support in that area.
We have a lot of students in our population who are first gen students, or who are non-traditional students, or who just have a lot of obligations outside of law school. And so what we will do is work with you to make sure that you are able to manage those priorities, to put in the work that you need to succeed in law school, and to make sure that you have the resources that you need to develop an appropriate real life balance as you study.
We recognize that the Bar exam changes over time. So we stay abreast of all of these changes and make sure that we continue to adapt our curriculum so that you have the most up to date education to prepare you to pass the bar on the first track. Included within the tuition here is postgraduate Bar Prep programming, which usually is paid out of pocket by students that is covered with intuition so that we will work with you to complete that course and make sure you have the best chance possible to pass the bar exam on the first track.
