Thomas Jefferson School of Law
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Thomas Jefferson School of Law is a private, independent law school. The mission of the law school is to provide an outstanding legal education for a nationally based student body in a collegial and supportive environment with attention to newly emerging areas of law, particularly those related to technological development, globalization, and the quest for social justice. In furtherance of that goal, the law school offers both a full-time and a part-time program. Students may begin their studies in August or January.
The law school campus consists of two attractive and modern buildings. Perched on a hillside overlooking the San Diego harbor, the law library building features the traditional Spanish architecture characteristic of the San Diego area. It houses the library and faculty offices. The Courtyard Building, located directly across the street, houses classrooms, the moot courtroom, the deli, the student center, the bookstore, and administrative offices.
The campus is situated in the historic Old Town section of San Diego. Originally the site of the first European settlement in California, Old Town is now a unique tourist attraction and business center. The many shops and restaurants in Old Town as well as the old Town trolley station are within easy walking distance of the campus.
Students will find the campus very convenient to the rest of San Diego. The campus is near the intersection of two major freeways and affords easy access to most areas of the county. Downtown San Diego is only minutes away by car.

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