Monterey College of Law

Overview:

Monterey College of Law is a community law school dedicated to providing a high-quality legal education. Its mission is to cultivate graduates who embody professional excellence, integrity, and a commitment to community service. The institution strives to produce graduates who excel in their legal careers, uphold ethical standards, and contribute positively to society through their commitment to community service and social responsibility.

Services Offered:

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Key Reasons to Study There:

Community Law School Setting:

Monterey College of Law emphasizes a community-oriented approach to legal education.

Commitment to Professional Excellence and Integrity:

The institution focuses on developing graduates with strong ethical values and professional skills.

Emphasis on Community Service:

The college encourages students to engage in community service and social responsibility.

Academic Programs:

Doctor of Jurisprudence (J.D.):

A three to four-year (90 unit) traditional U.S. graduate law degree program designed for individuals who wish to be licensed as a California attorney.

J.D./M.L.S. – Concurrent Degree Program:

A dual-degree program where students earn both a Doctor of Jurisprudence (J.D.) and a Master of Legal Studies (M.L.S.) degree.

Master of Legal Studies (M.L.S.):

A 36-unit, two-year graduate program for individuals who desire to obtain an advanced knowledge of the law and the American legal system without becoming lawyers.

LL.M.:

A 24-unit graduate law degree program designed to promote advanced legal education for practicing attorneys and law school graduates from the U.S. and foreign countries.

Other:

Monterey College of Law has been preparing graduates for careers in law, business, and non-profit and public sector professions since 1972.