Re: Go to Concord Law - The Harvard of Online Law Schools

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If you can, go to the best, Concord Law School. It is DETC
accredited, it has famous faculty lawyers, it is the pioneer and
frontrunner in legal online education.

Concord Law School students have been recognized for excellence
and Concord is the benchmark for top quality online law school
education. If you go to Concord you can be proud of your online
law school. Even the conservative Massachussetts Supreme Court
has recognized the top quality of Concord Law school graduates,
other Northeastern states will follow suit, thats been the
pattern and experience for non traditional ABA students in that
part of the country in the past.

On 1/25/09, Karen wrote:
> I would suggest that you at least look at Taft Law School.
> DETC accredited and costs much less than Concord. I don't
> know why anyone would consider Cal Southern. Poor pass rates
> for decades.
>
> Karen
>
> On 1/25/09, best source is bar pass rate on Cal Bar website
> wrote:
>> you must weight cost of school vs.
>> the number of students that passed
>> the bar from each law school.
>>
>> information of how many students
>> passed the bar for each law school
>> is posted on the Calif State Bar
>> website.
>>
>> those schools that give the most
>> support to their students and who
>> actually help with the bar are
>> the best schools.
>>
>> On 1/25/09, Leesa wrote:
>>> I have been following the comments about ALU law school. I
>>> am interested in attending law school online because of
>>> work and family commitments, and the cost of tuition is a
>>> huge consideration, too.
>>>
>>> I have looked into online JD programs offered by the
>>> following California schools: Concord, Cal Southern
>>> University, Northwestern Calif., and CA Online School of
>>> Law.
>>>
>>> How can I find out what students who have attended these
>>> schools think of the law programs? Of course, all of the
>>> testimonials on the school websites say how great the
>>> schools are.
>>>
>>> Can anyone offer suggestions, because I would really like
>>> to start this year.