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All laws are based upon policies, and policies, in turn, are based upon a perspective of truth. Oak Brook College of Law (OBCL) teaches the philosophy of government and law articulated by our Founders in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, based upon the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God and certain self-evident truths.
OBCL employs an online model for education. This model allows students to tailor their education within a structured framework to meet their learning style. The flexible study schedule also provides the student the opportunity to seek internships in a legal field of interest; further enhancing the educational experience.
OBCL graduate, Mark, said it well “. . . (OBCL) is a place where you are surrounded by peers who will be your friends for the rest of your life and by professors who will help not only with the academic subjects, but be mentors as you enter your professional career…”
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Focuses on gaining fundamental legal knowledge and the practical skills necessary for working in a law or policy office.
Rigorous, legal education that fully qualifies graduates to sit for the California Bar exam and, upon passage, become licensed attorneys with the California Bar.
Education is about more than cases, contracts, and the Constitution (though those are important). It starts with core values.
After reading the Values Guide, we would love to connect with you and hear your goals and vision. Send an inquiry and we’ll give you a call.
What training will you need to make an impact? Fill out your application today!
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“The education I received at OBCL helped me gain such an important perspective before beginning my career at a law office. Each class began with presenting the legal concept through a biblical lens, then set the historical context, and provided in-depth explanation of the topic.”
– Elizabeth E.