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Empire College School of Law

www.empcol.edu

 
Recognized as one of the top California Accredited Law Schools, Empire College School of Law believes the value in your legal education extends further than simply a career as an attorney. Dedicated to providing high-quality, intensive law programs for students, we contribute the critical-thinking, discipline and professional skills needed to advance our students in any career they choose. Nearly all law students participate in pro bono community outreach opportunities and clinical education, which resulted in Empire College being nationally recognized on the White House`s 2012-2015 Higher Education Community Service Honor Rolls - the only Sonoma County college to receive this ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.empcol.edu
  • 3035 Cleveland Avenue
    Santa Rosa, CA USA 95403
  • Phone: 877.395.8535

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