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Santa Ana College is one of a select group of community colleges chosen to participate in the Pathway to Law School Program (2+2+3).This program is sponsored by the California State Bar’s Council on Access and Fairness (COAF) and the California Community College Chancellor’s Office. This program is an unprecedented effort within California higher education to enhance opportunities and advancement in the legal profession for diverse populations, particularly those who have traditionally been underrepresented.

This program is designed to prepare students to successfully apply to law school. There are no specific requirements to enter the program, but students should have an interest in the law and a strong determination to succeed at Santa Ana College and earn a bachelor’s degree. For more information please visit the following websites: https://sites.google.com/site/calbardream/or www. DiscoverLaw.org.

Any student who is interested in being part of the SAC Pathway to Law School Program, attending law school or receiving more information should attend one of our orientation sessions held prior to the start of each semester. Students can also request more information about the program from Professor Kristen Robinson at Robinson_Kristen@sac.edu.(Participation in this program does not guarantee admission to any participating university or law school.)

Learning Outcome(s):

To prepare students to successfully transfer to a four-year university and successfully enroll in a law school program as part of the California State Bar and California Community College State Chancellor’s office initiative, "Pathway to Law School." Upon completion of the program, students will receive a certificate of achievement on their transcript to indicate to admitting universities and law schools they have completed the pathway program.

Any student with a goal to enter law school should complete the Pathway to Law School program. This program is recognized as part of the California State Bar and California Community College State Chancellor’s office initiative "Pathway to Law School."