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Re: West Coast School of Law is the Best Choice
Posted by Twallstbroker on 8/19/08

    Crown Prince - you are right on target!

    I have recently completed my JD with the West Coast School of Law
    (WCSL); I just finished this summer. I passed the FYLSE & the MPRE
    each on my first attempt and I credit the WCSL program for the
    success.

    I'm planning & studying for the CA Bar in Feb 2009. The WCSL is an
    excellent choice for the disciplined student. Seriously, if you
    want someone to hold you hand & walk you through it, look for
    another program. WCSL is a solid, cost-efficient self-study
    program & I highly recommend it to anyone considering distance
    learning law school.

    twallstbroker@aol.com

    On 8/19/08, Crown Prince wrote:
    > West Coast School of Law is an excellent choice for a law student
    > who is motivated to learn the black letter of the law on their
    > own. The price is inexpensive ($1500/year!)and you don't have
    > professors breathing down your back. Its great.
    >
    > I just passed the baby bar (FYLSE) on my third attempt. The first
    > two times I knew the material, but could just not focus because I
    > had really bad sleep apnea (I had put on a lot of weight after I
    > got out of the military). After my first two attempts, I lost a
    > lot of weight, got in shape and got a CPAP machine and passed
    > with flying colors.
    >
    > The moral of this story: when you put your mind to it, anything
    > is possible. Don't let the naysayers on this webpage or elsewhere
    > put you down or tell you can't do it, because they are just
    > haters who have nothing better to do with their lives than spew
    > negativity in an effort to make themselves feel better for their
    > own personal shortcomings.
    >
    > I now have two years of law school under my belt (which is a lot
    > smaller recently!) and am halfway toward my J.D. and taking the
    > California bar. I plan on striking it rich as an attorney
    > disability advocate (I am going to start my own firm--I have
    > already tried several cases as a non-attorney representative with
    > a pretty astounding success rate).
    >
    > To all you losers who said I couldn't do it, go F@$K yourselves!
    >
    > Laters,
    >
    > Crown Prince
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    > On 5/23/08, John wrote:
    >> I am a first year student at the California School of Law. I
    >> looked at all the options on the Cal Bar website. This school
    >> is awesome. Great teachers - and you are in a real classroom.
    >> Roll is taken every class (as it is conducted live with
    >> headsets and microphones, not chatting or instant messaging).
    >> I would not do law school (other than ABA brick and mortar) any
    >> other way, as being able to "hear" and "speak" in making legal
    >> arguments/analysis is so important in legal training. Self
    >> study via correspondence or email does not give you this
    >> training. Highly recommend this program.
    >>
    >> John
    >> 1L
    >>
    >> www.californiaschooloflaw.com
    >>
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    >> On 5/02/08, Bill wrote:
    >>> Patrick,
    >>>
    >>> Cal Southern seems to have an interesting program. Do you
    >>> know what there teaching method is? Is is mostly independant
    >>> study? Do they have on-line weekly law chats? Do they have
    >>> video lectures? Please let me know what you find out.
    >>>
    >>> thanks Bill
    >>>
    >>> On 5/02/08, Patrick wrote:
    >>>> I have narrowed my search down to three schools. If any
    >>>> of you have experience with these three, I would really
    >>>> appreciate your feedback. The three schools are:
    >>>> - California Southern School of Law
    >>>> - Northwestern California University School of Law
    >>>> - California School of Law
    >>>>
    >>>> Again, if you have experience with any of these, I would
    >>>> like to hear about it. Please let me know about your
    >>>> experiences and about your opinions.
    >>>>
    >>>> Thanks,
    >>>> Patrick

     
     

 
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