California Western School of Law

California Western School of Law is an independent law school located in San Diego, California. Founded in 1924, the school has grown to employ 168 people and generates $50 million in annual revenue. Accredited by the American Bar Association in 1962, California Western is a member of the Association of American Law Schools. The school offers a variety of degree programs, including a Juris Doctor (J.D.), as well as joint degree programs combining a J.D. with an MBA, Ph.D., MSW, and a Master of Arts in Health Law (MAS). Students can specialize in areas such as Business Law, Child, Family & Elder Law, Creative Problem Solving, Criminal Justice, Health Law & Policy, Intellectual Property, Telecommunications & Technology Regulation, International Law, and Labor & Employment Law. California Western School of Law distinguishes itself through its commitment to educating lawyers who are creative problem solvers and principled advocates. The school emphasizes a collaborative approach to the practice of law, focusing on improving the lives of clients and the quality of the legal system. A range of clinical programs, including the California Innocence Project, Access to Law Initiative, Community Law Projects, Mediation Clinic, New Media Rights, and Trademark Law Clinic, provide students with practical experience and opportunities to serve the community. For more information about California Western School of Law's programs and commitment to access to justice, visit cwsl.edu.