Victor Cohen graduated from Burroughs in 1987 and went to UCLA after three semesters at Los Angeles Valley College. He was on the Dean's list at LAVC and after transferring to UCLA he graduated from the Psychology Honors program with highest honors (magna cum laude) with a GPA of 3.9 in 1991. He later enrolled at the University of Minnesota Law School and after finishing his first-year of law at the top of his class, he transferred to UC Hastings Law School and received his Juris Doctor degree (Law) with highest honors (magna cum laude) order of the coif. He was the Managing Editor of the Hastings Law Review in International Comparative Law in his third year at the law school. Upon passing the California State Bar on his first attempt, Victor was invited to be a law school professor and he taught New Developments in Constitutional Law and Legal Writing for Lawyers at Glendale University College of Law. He currently practices law in Burbank and represents a handful of high profile clients.