In 1950, the school incorporated a four-year, part-time law school, now known as the Laurence Drivon School of Law; a second law school was founded in Fresno as well, but is no longer in existence.
A second law school was founded in Fresno as well, but it is no longer in existence. In 1950, the school incorporated a four-year, part-time law school, now known as the Laurence Drivon School of Law.
In 1950, the school incorporated a four-year, part-time law school, now known as the Laurence Drivon School of Law. A second law school was founded in Fresno as well, but it is no longer in existence.
In 1950, the school incorporated a four-year, part-time law school, now known as the Laurence Drivon School of Law. A second law school was founded in Fresno as well, but it is no longer in existence.