Student Services

Academic Support

The Academic Support Department advises students regarding Trinity Law School expectations and provides strategic resources to equip students for success in school and on the California Bar Exam.  Although final responsibility for meeting degree requirements rests with the individual, academic support and assistance are available to all students. 

Before the first semester begins, Juris Doctor students enjoy the benefits of a highly coordinated New Student Orientation program which extends to workshops in their first semester and covers fundamental skills such as case briefing, outlining, and exam preparation, all of which help students prepare for their law school exams. On Course is Trinity Law School's formal Academic Support Program, which prepares students for every subject area and testing method of the California Bar Exam. Academic advising is available to all students upon request, and through On Course, students receive invitations to meet one-on-one with a faculty member or other attorney staff at five strategic times throughout the student's program.

Academic Support and On Course are introduced during New Student Orientation, and all On Course workshops, diagnostics, and advisements are mapped on the student's personalized Academic Plan. This ensures that 100% of Trinity Law School students get the best value from their education with opportunities to master the skills needed for success and to become equipped to take the California Bar Exam.

Library and Information Center

Trinity Law School Library is compliant with all hard copy, electronic contents, and access requirements set forth in the California Accredited Law School Rules and Guidelines. The Library includes a physical library containing many secondary resources that are not available online in order to serve the teaching, research, and other goals of Trinity Law School. Students may access these resources during business hours but they do not circulate. The Trinity Law School Library subscribes to various databases to provide students with access to essential legal research tools. Students are provided access and instructions as needed to complete their courses and assignments. The library databases include, but are not limited to: the Attorney General Opinions, California Law Review Commission Reports, Columbia International Affairs Online, Guide to Law Online: Library of Congress, HeinOnline, LexisNexis, Library of Law and Liberty, OnLAW: CEB-Continuing Education of the Bar, West Academic Study Aids, and Thomson Reuters Westlaw.

Instructional Facilities

Each physical classroom at Trinity Law School is provisioned with a variety of technology tools to help support teaching and learning, including document cameras, data projectors, media players, and classroom controls. 

Student Housing

Trinity Law School does not have dormitory facilities under its control.  A list of local apartments within two miles is available upon request.  No further placement assistance is provided by Trinity Law School. The median monthly rental cost for a single-bedroom rental within two miles of the school is $2,517.