Trinity Law School Associated Student Body

I was reluctant before applying to this school, as I don’t fit the [what I thought was] the average student.
I am a so glad I decided to give this school a chance. What caught my attention was the lower tuition, and the availability of federal loans. The lower tuition is due to the fact that the school is CBE accredited, and does not represent the quality of the education.
The administrative staff is probably what Jesus would have wanted to represent good Christians. They are always so pleasant, and their door are always open for you. They are there 100% to serve the students.
While the faculty is not ivy league, they are a great collection of experienced attorneys from different fields of law, who still practice in the Orange county area. I cannot say I had negative experience with any professor. They are very personable, and approachable. If you need their help, all you have to do is ask, and they will make themselves available to you.
For those of you who are concerned with the religious orientation of the school, I can assure you that you need not. While the mother school is a conservative Christian university, the law school is much more moderate. You must understand that in undergraduate programs, schools have freedom to select what and ow to teach, when it comes to law school, the schools must all conform to the requirement of the state bar. Except for 2 of the most boring and most pointless classes you will ever be required to take, all other classes conform to the California state bar standards. Religion is noting but a minimal side comment during classes, if at all. Should you choose too, you may participate in the many religious activities which are offered by the school
I is true that the school has one of the lowest bar passage rates in the state, however this is the case with most CBE schools. Fact is, the school WAS not as selective in its admission policy, which are currently changing. In a sense, the low bar passage rate is due to the caliber of students the school is willing to admit. It is not greediness, but rather the willingness to give an opportunity to those who wish to practice law, to be able to do so. No everyone is adapt to take standardized tests like the LSATs, and the school is willing to give people a chance to prove themselves during the first year.
In the July 2012, three students who did not posses a B.A. degree, and could not attend any other school but Trinity because of that, passed the bar on first attempt.
The school has undergone great changes in the past 2 years, and expanded its class offerings, and extra curricular activities options. Most of the newer student clubs are secular, and are there to allow students expand their horizons.
As for the previous posting, I have never heard of such a grade change. The school has a strict grading policies, and grade changes are long processes.
Thank You!