Future Projects at Lincoln Law School of San Jose
One of the primary goals of Lincoln is to see our students succeed in the legal field, including in passing the Bar.
Our student body is predominantly comprised of individuals who opted for a school with evening classes so they could still earn a full-time income while attending law school. Several of our students are at an economic disadvantage and cannot afford to take weeks off work to study for the bar, nor can they afford expensive tutors to properly maximize the time they do have to study.
We want to offer study aids, academic support services, and bar exam preparation to students so they can receive these resources in house, rather than seeking expensive options outside of school. By providing financial support, we aim to level the playing field and ensure that all students have an equal opportunity to succeed academically and professionally.
A lot of Lincoln’s resources and finances went in to ensuring the school could handle schooling during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Nearly one hundred thousand dollars were spent in making sure the school could hold online and hybrid classes via Zoom.
While these unexpected costs emerged, we were forced to put many other crucial updates on hold. These include:
- Library Updates
- Ensure our library catalog is up to date
- Library furniture including study carrels, desks with outlets, new chairs
- Better lighting
- Classroom Updates
- New whiteboards
- New televisions for class presentations
- Desks with outlets
- Desk chairs