Many people want to further their educations, but their circumstances make it so that they are unable to attend traditional daytime classes. For instance, people who have been out of high school for a few years and are working full time to support their families can hardly take time off work to attend classes, even when they know that by doing so they are going to be able to have better careers that will allow them to be more financially stable. This is why so many colleges and universities are offering night classes and online programs. This allows people to get their degrees while still being able to continue working and earning a living.
For those who are interested in a career in law, there are night courses available from Law Schools in Los Angeles. There are two main areas of law study at the Pacific Coast University School of Law. Students can study for their Juris Doctorate degree, or a Master’s of Law Studies degree. A new program has been added and will be offered to students in the 2015 school year. This is the Juris Doctorate/Master’s of Law Studies degree program.
The admissions requirements for these programs vary, depending on the program chosen. For instance, if one wants to earn their Juris Doctorate degree, they must have an Associate of Arts or an Associate of Science degree, have completed at least two years (60 semesters or 90 quarter units) of college courses. They must also have a grade point average of at least 2.0, which is necessary in order to enroll in any of the law programs at the night schools in Los Angeles.
There is also an e-learning website where students can do a lot of their course work. This means that they can do a lot of their studying from home and still earn their degrees. They are able to continue working and spending time with their families, and work towards having better careers. The best way to find out about the classes is to talk with one of the admissions officers. Click here to find out more.