STUDENT SERVICES

LIBRARY

Under a collaborative arrangement with Loyola Law School, IU students may use the Loyola library collection. Loyola Law School is located near the Los Angeles Civic Center at 919 Albany Street, Los Angeles 90015.

IU students have access to the library collection of the Los Angeles County Law Library located at 301 West 1st Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012 in the Civic Center Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM; there is a closer branch which is available for use Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM as well at Rm. 505, 415 W.
Ocean Blvd, Long Beach,CA 90802. The Law Library is operated pursuant to California Business & Professions Code 6300 as a public agency under the direction of a Board of Trustees. It was established in 1891 and has an  exhaustive collection of legal publications.

COUNSELING

Academic counseling is considered a fundamental educational tool of Irvine University. Through counseling, students are able to improve their educational experience. Academic advice and counseling by the Dean and/or an Academic Advisor will be regularly available on the school premises to all students. College of Law students are required to meet with the Dean or Academic Advisor every term.

HOUSING

Irvine University does not have  dormitory facilities, but will assist a student in finding housing. Please see the Administration Office for names and numbers of apartments in the area that offer special pricing for Irvine University students.

WORKSHOPS

Irvine University periodically offers educational workshops to augment the students learning experience.  Workshops generally consist of mini presentations and/or group discussions. Some of our more popular workshop requests include: study skills,  exam-taking techniques, and time management. Workshops serve to complement the classroom education and to broaden the students’ range of skills and training.

ALUMNI

Irvine University Alumni have established an alumni association
to foster and develop professional network relationships. Alumni also use the library, stay in touch with the university, take advantage of career opportunities, discounts, or other benefits. Alumni make a difference
in the tone and vitality of our organization. They represent richness in diversity, age, geography, ethnicity, and gender that mirrors Irvine  University today.

STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION

The Student Bar Association (SBA) is an emergent association with big  ambitions. The SBA is made up of the student body. Upon entering Irvine University College of Law, the student is invited to be a member of the SBA. All SBA meetings are open to the entire student body and input and  involvement are welcome! The
SBA is represented by a group of elected and appointed students who comprise the SBA Board. The aim of the SBA Board is to act as a liaison between the administration, faculty, and students to keep the law school running smoothly. Additionally, the Board is the voice of the students that brings problems,
grievances, or suggestions to the attention of the faculty and administration.

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

This is an Internship program in which Irvine University College of Law students are placed in a learning
position with an attorney or firm. The goal of this program is to facilitate the learning of various essential skills, especially research and writing,
and to provide insights into the legal profession. The intern will have the opportunity to observe how lawyers work and how judges interpret, apply
and develop legal principles. Students will have the opportunity to analyze and critique the judicial system, and the professional behavior of judges
and lawyers.

STUDY GROUPS

Study groups can be very valuable in the learning process. They can provide support, discipline, and ready feedback. Study groups are most effective for discussing the material before class, discussing concepts after class, outlining, and reviewing practice exams. The exchange of ideas in the intimate environment of a small group of peers is helpful to understanding
complex concepts. People learn in different ways and at different rates. School study groups help develop the collaborative skills needed to succeed
in practice.

GRADUATION SERVICES

Traditional Commencement and Honors Ceremonies for Irvine University students who complete their certificate or degree programs are scheduled annually in June.

CITY OF CERRITOS

Located in Los Angeles County at the Orange County border, the beautiful City of Cerritos offers a wealth of cultural activities, recreation programs for all ages and a thriving local  economy.

Cerritos City Hall
18125 Bloomfield Avenue
Cerritos, CA 90703
Phone: (562) 860-0311
Fax: (562) 916-1373
www.ci.cerritos.ca.us/

Off campus Law Library access:

The following are additional law libraries students may visit for legal research and study:

Rinker Law Library at Chapman

Chapman University School of Law
One University Drive, Orange, CA 92886
Phone (714) 628-2553

Whittier Law Library

3333 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626(714) 444-4141
Ext. 480 or 482

Loyola Law School

919 Albany St.
Los Angeles, CA 90015(213) 736-1000

Los Angeles County Law Library

301 West First Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012(213) 629-3531

Orange County Law Library

515 North Flower Street
Santa Ana, CA 92703(714) 834-3397

Los Angeles Branch

Roybal Building

255 E. Temple St, Los Angeles
(213) 894-8900 8:30 am to 4:30 pm M-F
Wireless access with your laptop
Park in public lots only

Pasadena Branch

125 S. Grand Ave, Pasadena

(626) 229-7190

8:30 am to 5 pm, M-F
Wireless access with your laptop
Parking across the street