Law students Dr. Dona Stevens and Dr. Barrett Vaughan represented Abraham Lincoln University’s Park Senate this past summer at Delta Theta Phi Fraternity’s (DTP) 60th
The American Bar Association’s average passage rate for first-time takers who took the exam in February 2017 was 45% with schools in other categories coming
Theida Salazar is a Los Angeles based attorney and Abraham Lincoln University Alumnus who has been running his own practice since 2014. Most recently, Salazar
Kanako Blondet graduated from Abraham Lincoln University School of Law in 2007. As a Social Worker, Blondet experienced first hand how life-altering a lawyer’s presence
“No good comes from killing healthy animals, period,” said Lisa Edmondson, a long-time volunteer at Los Angeles Animal Services. In her years as an
We are proud to announce that Christopher Boucher, a fourth year law student at ALU, has been selected for the 2017 National Public Employer Labor Relations
We are proud to announce that ALU has partnered with Advanced Security Concepts, Inc. Because of our new collaboration with ASC, students can earn their degree,
We know we have incredible, talented students. But it’s nice when the rest of the world acknowledges this as well. We are proud to announce current
If you’re part of the Los Angeles law community and you sing or play an instrument, consider auditioning for the Los Angeles Lawyers Philharmonic! They
I was honored to interview Dr. Jonathan Kramer, Esq., JD, LL.M, DLP, one of our awe-inspiring ALU alumni (2001), about his time as a law
If you have finally made up your mind about going back to studying through programs that are offered by online law schools in California like
Online learning and distance education sometime gets a bad rap. It’s understandable that people feel hesitant when they hear the phrase “online university.” But this skepticism often
Paul Young graduated from Abraham Lincoln University School of Law in 2007. He’s now a busy, successful attorney and private investigator with his own law
Abraham Lincoln University has always sought to serve student populations that are typically under-served by traditional institutions and brick-and-mortar universities.
I had the privilege of interviewing ALU School of Law graduate, attorney and inspiration, RoseAnn Frazee, class of 2008. Ms. Frazee passed the bar on
You only get 36 months of G.I. BILL benefits in most cases. The average bachelor’s degree can take up to 5 years (60 months). There
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