Is The Colleges of Law at Santa Barbara worth it?
The Colleges of Law at Santa Barbara is a private nonprofit, four-year institution in Santa Barbara, California (small city), part of the The Colleges of Law system. It awarded 17 degrees in 2024, most often in law.
The Colleges of Law at Santa Barbara is part of The Colleges of Law
Employer, job title and found-employed figures are reported for the whole system, not for this campus. Federal data on this page is for this campus only.
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Federal context for The Colleges of Law at Santa Barbara
Published by the federal government for federally aided students. It does not say which employers hire graduates.
Completions (2024)
17
Median earnings after completing, by program
| Program | Credential | Median earnings, 1yr | Median earnings, 4yr | Graduates counted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Law | First professional | $52,348 | $78,136 | 63 |
Source: College Scorecard, June 2026 release, and IPEDS. Earnings cover federally aided students only, so they do not cover every graduate.
Awards conferred, by program
| Program | Award level | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Law | Doctoral professional practice | 17 |
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Sources: federal figures for The Colleges of Law at Santa Barbara. Federal figures from College Scorecard and IPEDS. Occupation pay from Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS for California. Counts under 10 are not published.
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