Re: The ALU Online Law School

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On 3/24/09, Ace wrote:

Yes this school is pricey and there are other options...I would try a cba before
applying to ALU. I have graduated from ALU and yes passed the bar but after
going to a prep course like a every other law school graduate. But I only
transfered after not being successful in a CBA.

There are no Stafford loans and Fin. aid is limited but its a you pay you play
scenerio for people who want to practice federal law in all 50 states and State
law in California.

ACE

> On 5/10/08, -- wrote:
>> On 5/06/08, -- wrote:
>>
>> Does anyone know if there have been any complaints against Abraham
>> Lincoln University School of Law with the CalBar, BBB, Div of Consumer
>> Affairs or DETC?
>>
>>
>>>> On 4/30/08, Patrick wrote:
>>>>> What are Safford loans? Are they credit based or like the SallieMae
>>>>> student loans? What schools offer those now?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> Patrick
>>>>>
>>>>> On 4/30/08, -- wrote:
>>>>>> On 4/30/08, Steve wrote:
>>>>>>> ALU School of Law has submitted application for DETC accreditation
>>>>>>> as of April 25, 2008.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> If they do get DETC accreditation, students should be able to get
>>>>>> Safford loans. That would cover 100&37; of tuition and expenses.
>>>>> That
>>>>>> would be a real marketing miracle.