The Chicago School at Los Angeles vs The Colleges of Law at Santa Barbara

Compare two rival schools - The Chicago School at Los Angeles and The Colleges of Law at Santa Barbara with tuition and admission information where The Chicago School at Los Angeles is a four-years, private (not-for-profit) located in Los Angeles, CA and The Colleges of Law at Santa Barbara is a four-years, private (not-for-profit) located in Santa Barbara, CA.

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Both schools are four-years, private (not-for-profit) schools.
The Chicago School at Los Angeles has more students with 3,326 students while The Colleges of Law at Santa Barbara has 76 students.
The Chicago School at Los Angeles has more full-time faculties with 28 faculties while The Colleges of Law at Santa Barbara has 1 full-time faculties.

The following table compares the two rival schools - The Chicago School at Los Angeles and The Colleges of Law at Santa Barbara.

The Chicago School at Los Angeles	vs.	The Colleges of Law at Santa Barbara
Los Angeles, California	Location	Santa Barbara, California
Four-years, Private (not-for-profit)	School Type	four-years, Private (not-for-profit)
Doctor's degree	Highest Degree Offered	Doctor's degree
Other health professions school	Carnegie Classification	School of law
$20,844	2024 Tuition & Fees	$0
68%	% Receiving Financial Aid	-
$5,911	Average Amount of Financial Aid	-

40.17 %	Acceptance Rates	-
76.60 %	Yield (Enrollment Rates)	-
-	SAT Score	-
-	ACT Score	-
-	Graduation Rate	-
-	Transfer-out Rate	-
-	Retention Rate	-
3,326	Student Population	76
28	Number of Faculties	1
7 to 1	Students to Faculty Ratio	-
Distance Learning (Online Classes), Study Abroad, Weekend/Evening College	Special Learning Opportunities	Study Abroad, Weekend/Evening College
Academic/career counseling service, Employment services, Placement services	On Campus Student Services	Academic/career counseling service

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