Filed document
January 2025 Annual Disclosure by California Unaccredited Law Schools
Under California Business & Professions Code Section 6061.7(a). Revised March 12, 2025.
Open the PDF (511 KB, opens in a new tab)→Law schools that are registered or accredited in the State of California but are not approved by the American Bar Association must file this disclosure at the start of each calendar year pursuant to California Business & Professions Code section 6061.7(a). Data in this report covers the 52 weeks ending September 15, 2024 unless noted. The State Bar of California’s website includes a list of all law schools that are registered as unaccredited or accredited in California.
1Admissions Data
2Time and Charges to earn a JD degree as of September 15, 2024
3Financial Aid Available to First-Year Students (if qualified)
Description of all conditions (e.g., cumulative GPA) required to maintain such scholarship
CDTA awarded 3 $1,000 scholarships to the 3 top students
4Enrollment Data
Total number of students enrolled per class in the law school’s JD degree program during the 52 weeks ending September 15 of the year indicated below:
Total number of students who transferred to or from the JD program during the 52 weeks ending September 15 of the year indicated below:
Total number of students who did not remain enrolled in the JD program, on either a voluntary or involuntary basis, during the 52 weeks ending September 15 of the year indicated below (includes those who transferred to other schools):
5Law School administrators, Faculty, and Librarians as of September 15, 2024
6Required Courses and Clinical Courses as of September 15, 2024
7Employment Outcomes
The percentage of students graduating in 2021 who were employed in 2022, 2023, or 2024 in: a) Jobs that require a JD degree; or b) jobs in which holding a JD degree is an advantage:
Survey conducted between 11/2022 and 05/2024.
8California Bar Examination Cumulative Passage Data
California Bar Examination Cumulative Passage Data Calculated using the formula set forth in Accredited Rule 4.160(D) Minimum, Cumulative Five-Year Bar Passage Rate (MPR) Reporting Period: August 1, 2018 - July 31, 2023
Cumulative percentage of students who graduated during the Reporting Period and passed any California Bar Examination during the Reporting Period or the February 2024 bar exam, if they graduated within 10 administrations of that bar exam; adjusted to exclude those pursuing licensure under CRC 9.49.1 and include those who have licensed through this option. While accredited law schools must maintain a 40% MPR or higher, there is no minimum pass rate for unaccredited schools.
California State Bar Required Disclosure
Study at, or graduation from, this law school may not qualify a student to take the bar examination or to satisfy the requirements for admission to practice in jurisdictions other than California.
CDTA College of Law is a law school registered with the Committee of Bar Examiners of the State Bar of California. It is not accredited by the American Bar Association or by the Committee of Bar Examiners. Read the full required disclosure before you apply.
This page reproduces the school’s filing with the State Bar of California. If anything here differs from the filed PDF, the filed PDF governs. The school’s other required disclosures, including method of instruction and the First-Year Law Students’ Examination, are on the Required Disclosures page.