Evening Program

Bullocks Wilshire at dusk
 
Four-year, part-time

The part-time evening program is a four-year program designed for students who are unable to devote full-time to the study of law. For many working professionals, this program provides a financially feasible way to attend law school while maintaining a full-time work schedule.

Students enrolled in the evening program receive the same comprehensive legal education as that presented in the full-time program (read about the cutting-edge curriculum). Part-time students take the designated curriculum during the first two years, and a mix of required courses, electives and externships during the third and fourth years. Two summer sessions are required. Classes are scheduled four nights a week beginning at 6 p.m., Monday-Thursday, with an occasional elective on Saturday.

In the part-time evening program, fellow students bring the unique perspectives of their working lives into the classroom, enriching and enlightening the law school experience for everyone.

Required Courses for Part-Time Evening Division

Students enrolled in the evening division must take a designated curriculum during their first and second years, and a load of 8 to 11 units per semester thereafter. A minimum of 87 units is required for graduation.

First Year Fall Spring
Contracts I  3 

Criminal Law
3  
LAWS I 1 3  
Contracts II   2
Torts
 
4
LAWS II   3
TOTAL   9
9
Second Year
Civil Procedure I
 3

Constitutional Law I
 3
 
Property

        4
Civil Procedure II   2
Constitutional Law II   3
Electives 2
2+2/3
TOTAL 8-11
9
Third Year
Business Associations
4
Evidence  4
Second, Third or Fourth Year
Constitutional Criminal Procedure 3  3
or 3
Legal Profession 3
 2
Upper Division Writing Requirement 2 or 3
or 2 or 3  
Professional Skills Requirement 2 or 3
 or 2 or 3

Summer Options


Constitutional Criminal Procedure 3
3
Legal Profession 3   3

1 Legal Analysis, Writing and Skills

2 Elective choices including such courses as Constitutional Criminal Procedure, Copyright Law, History of American Law, Legal Profession, and Public International Law, among others

3 If not taken as elective in second year (required for graduation)