Abraham Lincoln University Glendale
Abraham Lincoln University and Abraham Lincoln University School of Law is an online university based in Los Angeles, California. Students may attend class in person or online
Abraham Lincoln University offers focused, practical, online degrees. Our nationally accredited programs include Associate, Undergraduate, and Graduate degrees, plus diploma/certificate programs in law, criminal justice, business administration, general studies, IT, and more. Our mission is to provide opportunities for students who may be underserved by traditional educational institutions.
ALU is one of the top California law schools providing a fully online Juris Doctor degree. ALU is registered with the Committee of Bar Examiners of the State Bar of California in the unaccredited distance learning school category.
Abraham Lincoln University has been a prominent fixture in Los Angeles since 1996, when ALU was founded as one of California’s and the nation’s pioneering online law schools.
Abraham Lincoln University is a nationally accredited institution dedicated to providing focused, practical, online courses at all degree levels. In addition to our flagship law school, our programs include associate, undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate degrees, plus diplomas and certificates, in law, criminal justice, business administration, general studies, and more. Our students choose ALU to advance their careers in areas that reflect their interests and passions.
A degree from Abraham Lincoln University can be earned completely online, from anywhere with internet access. ALU prides itself on offering an affordable, well-respected degree.
Our mission is to provide opportunities for students who may be under-served by traditional educational institutions. ALU strives to make higher education a reality for working adults.
Most of our students work full time while earning their degree. Your degree will open doors, but your resume will be the legs with which to walk across the threshold. Our flexible schedules allow students to keep their full-time jobs and unique lifestyles.
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