AHUSOL does not offer Financial Aid. We offer convenient payment plans with no interest. Visit our Tuition & Fees page for complete details.

American Heritage University School of Law is not approved by the American Bar Association, and not accredited by the State Bar of California. The School of Law is registered with the State Bar of California to enable its graduates to take the bar examination upon competition of the Juris Doctor program.

The School of Law Juris Doctorate (JD) Program is registered with the State of California, Committee of Bar Examiners. Applicants of the JD Program are advised to contact the State Bar if you have further questions or concerns.

The Committee of Bar Examiners
180 Howard Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
Telephone: (415) 538.2303
http://www.calbar.ca.gov/admissions

AHUSOL will award transfer credit to students were not limited by Bar regulations. Students will still be required to meet the minimum preparation time. Transfer students may need to repeat courses taken at other Law schools based on course availability.

Student must have passed the FYLSX or successfully completed first year at an accredited law school. AHUSOL will not grant credit for transferring courses exceeding number of units awarded by AHUSOL. See Cal Bar Rules for more information.

The school year depends on your enrollment date. You may enroll at any time and begin your studies at once. In other words, students are allowed to make applications and begin their studies at the next semester’s start date. For more information, check out our Academic Calendar for complete schedule details.

Seeking admissions into AHU School of Law is a simple process. We welcome diverse students from different backgrounds and experiences that can and will continue to contribute to our environment of educational excellence. The following are the minimum entrance requirements: (Must possess or complete one of the following):

• AA Degree or Greater: The Associate’s Degree or great must be from an accredited US college or equivalent. An official copy of all transcripts or evaluations must be received by Law School within 45 days from the start of class. Students must complete the admissions application, enrollment agreement, and sign any relevant disclosure statements. Students must also submit a resume and personal statement.
• Combined Units: A combined total of 60 qualifying semesters or 90 qualifying quarter units/credits or greater. Units/credits must be from an accredited US college or equivalent: An official copy of all transcripts or evaluations must be received by Law School within 45 days from the start of class. Students must complete the admissions application, enrollment agreement, and sign any relevant disclosure statements. Students must also submit a resume and personal statement.
• CLEP Supplement: Must pass the College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) requirements with a 50 or greater (satisfactory completion of exams): this solution is for all students who do not possess sufficient units.

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American Heritage University School of Law holds annual formal graduation ceremonies in June.

AHUSOL is registered with the Committee of Bar Examiners (CBE) of the State Bar of California as an unaccredited distance learning law school. As a result, we do not offer any on-campus degree programs at this time.

Our First-Year Law Student Examination passage rates are available on this page. For our General Bar Examination passage rates, please visit this page.

Yes. All classes commence in real-time through ZOOM. Each session allows full student interaction and is archived for later viewing or revision.

The online law school tuition for one year of instruction is $4,250.00. There will be an initial non-refundable application fee of $50.00. Once accepted, each student will pay yearly, reoccurring, non-refundable fees of $100.00 for registration and $150.00 for WestLaw Membership, and $180.00 for technology fee.

There will be an additional one-time graduation and diploma fee of $250.00 that will be applicable only to graduating fourth-year students.