There is a long list of online law schools that are registered with the state of California. These educational institutions are Abraham Lincoln University School of Law, American Heritage University School of Law, California School of Law, Concord School of Law, Esquire College, MD Kirk School of Law, Newport University, Northwestern California University, Oak Brook College of Law and Government Policy, Southern California University of Professional Studies, University of Honolulu, West Coast School of Law Inc., West Haven University and William Howard Taft University.

There are others, but a degree from one of these registered online universities is the only chance of practicing law in the Sunshine State. There are other requirements, like being a resident of California and being a registered law student within the state of California.

Many of these have virtual class rooms set up so students can interact with each other, and most important, with the professors. This is not simply reading lesson plans but actually attending classes. The advantage is that you will be in the comfort of your own home. The cost of these programs can be $7,500 a year and up, with book fees running nearly $1,000. This is a hefty price and most online universities have a monthly installment process to make it more affordable, but there is interest attached to this type of payment plan.

Most courses last the full year and the entire course takes 4 years to complete. With over 864 hours a year needing to be completed, that is over 2 hours a day, every day.

Most students of online law schools do not have much free time just like their counterparts in the major universities. This is a serious course load.

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