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California Western School Observation Report

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There are various reasons why I decided to attend California Western School of Law (CWSL). I knew I wanted to attend a law school with a high bar passage rate because my goal was to practice law. I did further research and learned that the school itself was very diverse. The student body was a true representation of society and I knew this would make my learning experience unique. In May 2013, I had the opportunity to visit the school. I met students, faculty and staff, and fell in love with the campus and location. Still to this day, I do not regret my decision in attending CWSL.
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