California Southern Law School

Curriculum

[Advanced Courses]  [Summer Courses]

[Reservation of Rights]  [Other Pages]

First-Year Courses

Spring Beginning Students Only

Advanced Courses [top]

Second, third, and fourth year students enroll in 9 units (3 courses) in the Fall and Spring semesters of each year.

2nd Year Courses

3rd Year Courses

4th Year Courses

Summer Sessions (8 weeks) [top]

Courses offered during Summer Sessions are selected from the following:

*Required Courses

Additional Rules [top]

Each student's course program must be officially approved before attending classes.  This rule also applies to change of programs.

Students are not permitted to attend classes for which they are not officially registered.  Failure to pay tuition and fees when due renders a student liable to suspension from school.

Transcripts of record, degrees, or other official certification will not be issued unless a student's account is in balance.

Privacy of Student Records

Pursuant to Section 67143(a) of the California Education Code, "a college or university is not authorized to permit access to student records to any person without written consent of the student."

Records Retention

All records are maintained by California Southern Law School for a minimum of five years and all students' transcript records will be retained for fifty years as required by Section 94312 of the California Education Code and related regulations.

Placement

While some employers contact the school for likely candidates for employment, no guarantee for employment can be made.

Students' Rights And Grievances

The staff of California Southern Law School is uncommonly accessible to all students. The office is manned every evening by the Registrar and/or the Administrator of the school. Students who have a grievance are encouraged to discuss the matter privately and confidentially with these staff members. If an intervention is necessary which involves a third party student, the identity of the complaining student is kept confidential.

It has been our experience that the few issues which have risen over the years have been handled to everyone's satisfaction by these staff members. It represents in the best sense of the word the personal attention which each student receives. In the event that a student is not satisfied with the explanation or solution offered by staff an appointment will be made with the Dean of the school. The Dean is the final arbiter of all disputes.

Reservation of Rights [top]

This catalog is intended for the guidance of students, faculty and persons applying for admission to California Southern Law School. The school reserves the right to change requirements for admission or graduation announced here, and to change the curriculum, class and examination schedule, credit or content of courses, books used, tuition and fees charged, and regulations affecting students. The school also reserves the right to refuse to admit or readmit and to dismiss any student at any time, should it be deemed necessary in the interest of the student or the school. The information contained here is not  to be regarded as creating a binding contract between the student and the school.

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