Rule 4.25 of the Admissions requires that before beginning the study of law, a general applicant must have completed at least two years of college work or demonstrated equivalent intellectual achievement, which must be certified by the law school the applicant is attending upon request by the Committee. 7 Business & Professions Code § 6060.6. 7 of 26 (A) “Two years of college work” means a minimum of sixty semester or ninety quarter units of college credit (1) equivalent to at least half that required for a bachelor’s degree from a college or university that has degree-granting authority from the state in which it is located.