Re: Harvard of Online Law Schools is Concord Law School

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Hey CP aka Clown Prince,

I see you transfered out of West
Coast.

Oh.....do please tell us why you
left after so many posts defending
that "law school"

On 1/26/09, CP wrote:
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> While I understand your rationale in defining Concord as the "Harvard"
> of online, I find it more of a justification to charge high fees with
> out relevance... With regards to online law degrees your comparison is
> like saying your car is better than mine because it is only missing 2
> wheels, whereas I am missing 3... Don't get me wrong about DL law
> schools (I attend NWCU) which has been around longer and I believe has
> better bar passage rates @ a fraction of the cost, but with all due
> respect tell yourself whatever you have to...
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> On 1/26/09, Concord is Number 1 wrote:
>> Concord Law School has the reputation of being the *Harvard Law
>> School* of the online distance learning law schools. As we all know
>> Harvard is not cheap and the benefit of Concord's Harvardinian
>> reputation does not come cheap either, but it will be the deciding
>> factor in getting that great job or important promotion. Concord has
>> been DETC approved and accredited for more than 10 years.
>> Concord Law and its students are recognized now for excellence in
>> legal education on both the east and the west coast. Recently the
>> Massachusetts Supreme Court noted the high quality of a Concord Law
>> School student and will allow him to sit for the Massachusetts bar
>> exam, this is unprecedented in Massachusetts. DL education is
>> catching on thanks to the excellence of Concord Law school. If your
>> going to pay top dollar for online education go to Concord Law, the
>> Havard of DL law schools. Avoid the other expensive lower quality
>> online unaccredited DL law schools. These try to over sell
>> themselves with their marketing miracle websites.
>>
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>> On 1/26/09, Iggy Rip wrote:
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>>> I agree. Concord is a good school and has had consistent bar
>>> passage rates; however, Oakbrook usually has better bar passage
>>> rates, a good teaching staff, and reasonably cheap tuition ($3,500
>>> a year). Their religious stance separates them from the rest, but
>>> you cannot argue with their performance. How is it that they can
>>> compete with Concord for about a third of the price? Concord is a
>>> good school, but I would not pay the amount of tution they are
>>> charging. It's just too much for a non ABA or CA Bar approved
>>> degree. They are many Cal Bar approved schools that are less
>>> expensive. When all it said and done, you are still left with an
>>> unaccredited degree.