The College is housed in a 30,000 square foot, two-story building with free parking to accommodate the students, faculty, and staff. The building has a centrally controlled heating and air conditioning system for students’ comfort. Classrooms are equipped with comfortable tables and chairs and ample lighting.

A law library which in many ways exceeds the requirements of the California Bar Examiners is housed on the premises. Also the school has received permission from the Orange County Law Library for the students to use their facilities. The orange County Law Library is located within five miles of the campus. The Law Library has terminals for computer-assisted research through Lexis, Westlaw, and Bancroft-Whitney. Students currently receive access to Lexis/Nexis online electronic law library.

Currently the Student Lounge is located on the second floor. Students use the lounge for studying and socializing. Vending machines provide snacks and beverages. There are several restaurants within walking distance of the College.

The Orange County Old Court House is one of the finest Richardsonian Romanesque architectural design left in California. It was built in 1901 and had served Orange County until 1979 when research, restoration and seismic strengthening began for a period of 13 years. Currently, it functions as a home to County government and may even be reserved for events including weddings, receptions, conferences, and picture photography. Most recently, the Courthouse was used for the motion picture, "A Few Good Men". At Pacific West, we are privileged to be able to hold our graduation ceremonies at the historic Old Orange County Courthouse.