Student Population
714
Academic Overview
Charlotte School of Law was a private (for-profit), four-years institute located in Charlotte, North Carolina. The highest degree offered by Charlotte School of Law was Doctor's degree - professional practice. The school offers only graduate programs and a total of 714 students are enrolled.
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Key Academic Statistics
The following chart illustrates the 2025 key academic statistics at Charlotte School of Law. A total of 714 students is attending .
Student Population for Charlotte School of Law is 714
Student Population
714
Special Learning Opportunities
Charlotte School of Law does not offer online classes (distance learning opportunities) for any degree program.
| Online Class | No |
|---|---|
| ROTC | No |
| Weekend/Evening College | ✗ |
| Teacher Certification | ✗ |
| Study Abroad | ✗ |
| Campus Housing | ✗ |
| Board/Meal Plan | ✗ |
Veterans Benefits
Charlotte School of Law has programs, benefits and/or services to veterans, military service members, or their families.
| Yellow Ribbon Program (officially known as Post-9/11 GI Bill, Yellow Ribbon Program) | ✗ |
|---|---|
| Credit for military training | ✗ |
| Dedicated point of contact for support services for veterans, military service members, and their families | ✗ |
| Recognized student veteran organization | ✗ |
| Member of Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges | ✗ |
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