Contact Information
Overview
Full-Time or Part-Time
Part-time
Program Length
3 years and 3 months
Bar Admission
All U.S. jurisdictions (ABA-accredited)
Accreditation
ABA-Accredited — American Bar Association (ABA)
Number of Full-Time Faculty
31
Online Instruction Style
Synchronous and Asynchronous
Total Credit Requirement
90 credits
On-Campus Attendance Requirement
The on-campus learning component includes six weekend residencies, totaling three academic credits.
Typical On Campus Day of Week
Each residency runs from Friday to Sunday.
Joint Degree Programs Offered
No
Term
Semesters
Months Students May Begin
August
Months the Law School Confers Degrees
December, May
2025 First Year Part-Time Class LSAT
75th Percentile:
158
50th Percentile:
155
25th Percentile:
152
2025 First Year Part-Time Class GPA
75th Percentile:
3.76
50th Percentile:
3.50
25th Percentile:
3.11
Application
Deadline
July 1
Acceptance Rate
34.45%
Enrollees from Applicant Pool
195
Test Type Accepted
LSAT or GRE
Estimated Tuition
Resident: $1,145/credit + $69 annual fees; Non-resident: $1,149/credit + $69 fees. Estimated total: Resident: ~$100,170 (88 credits); Non-resident: ~$100,470
Scholarships Offered
External scholarships only
Application Fee
$0
Financial Aid Deadline
None published
Part-Time Students Receiving Grants
60%
Federal Title IV Aid Eligible
Yes — ABA-accredited institutions are Title IV eligible
Extracurriculars Offered
Law students gain practical legal experience with clinic programs, where students work on real cases for actual clients under the expert guidance of a clinical professor. Additionally, there are mentorship opportunities with CSU alumnus.
Externship Possible
Yes, externships with attorneys or judges are available.
Student Support Offered
Academic services to monitor progress, technical support, and career resources.