Northwestern California University School of Law - My Journey

[life_learner]

As someone who finished the program a couple of months ago, below are something I learned from the experience:
- Do not spend much time on cases, maybe just a few to get a sense. After that, something like Casenote legal brief is sufficient.
- Leverage the free course (video lectures) material from Barbri or Themes.  Those professors can explain key concepts well.
- Practice multiple choice questions (Kaplan etc) and actual baby bar or bar essay exams

Are you planning to take the bar exam? If so, when? Let us know uf you do and how it goes! Have you met anyone else who graduated from the school and is practicing?

Yes, I will take the July bar soon. Currently, there are a few professors of the school actually graduated from there and also have their law practice. For example, one gentleman was in law enforcement, was a loan officer, currently teaches there, runs a estate planning practice, and actually just hired an attorney graduated from an ABA school. I know there is one lady who graduated end of last year and passed the Feb 2022 bar (we were in some of the same video classes).