Innovative Curriculum

LMU offers a full time and flex time schedule. And the flex time allows working professionals to fit classes in around their schedule.

When you get out of law school, you're either going to be a trial attorney or do something in front of the court, or you're going to be transactional. Either way, you're going to have to put it to practice. So without that practice, there's no way that you're going to be able to effectively start your job.

LMU Law requires students to take a certain amount of experiential learning courses, that can be anything from trial advocacy to externships.

With the help of some of the administrators, I was able to secure a position, part time.

What I'm doing at the firm is, of course, teaching me the skills that I would need to be an immigration attorney at a very high level and I'm able to work on projects that teach me the details of filing a case in all different types of cases.

The curriculum here at LMU Law is very bar focused. Many of the required courses that we have here are also subjects that are tested on the bar exam. While these are called bar prep classes, they really provide sort of the skills that a practicing attorney really needs to know beyond the bar exam.

Knowing that they have a strong focus on making sure students pass the bar and have practical skills for working was actually one of the biggest reasons that I chose LMU Law as my school.