Re: Cal Bar + unaccredited schools

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Probably not, not cuz of the state bar
but because of competition from better schools.

On 2/09/09, Corrine wrote:
> What about Newport? You didn't mention that on your list?
> They've been around for awhile too. Do you think they will
> last?
>
>
> On 2/07/09, aba grad wrote:
>> In the end about 6 correspondence law
>> schools with survive.
>>
>> Northwestern Calif
>> Concord
>> Taft
>> California School of Law
>> Oakbrook
>> California Southern University
>>
>> The rest............gone.....as they
>> should be !
>>
>> Next in line......elimination of
>> the Executive Juris Doctor degree !
>>
>> On 2/07/09, Iggyrip wrote:
>>> Now that the Cal Bar is involved with overseeing
>>> unaccredited law schools, perhaps those in operation will
>>> improve. I think this is a good thing. If an unaccredited
>>> law school is not Cal Bar approved, at least it meets the
>>> Cal Bar's minimum guidelines for operation. Already, one
>>> of California's oldest unaccredited law schools, Pacific
>>> Coast University, has been granted provisional approval by
>>> the Cal Bar. I think they saw the writing on the wall.
>>> Maybe, schools like Concord and Taft may get a chance at
>>> Cal Bar approval.