Re: Get real people- they are all unaccredited and the same

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I agree with Pierre. Where I went to school had absolutely no
bearing on me passing the baby bar, and will not have a
bearing on how I do on the bar (I was at West Coast for the
baby bar and am at NWCU Law for the bar in 2011). When it
comes down to it, I really don't care where I went to school,
as long as I can sit for the Feb. 2011 general bar exam. When
I see you in court, it won't matter if you were a UCLA
graduate, Concord graduate, or whatever. All that matters is
that you are an attorney (unless you want the 80-hours a week
corporate lawyer thing--you can keep it as far as Im
concerned--I don't want it. Besides, look at all the lawyers
from top firms getting laid off now...

I think learning the law is relative: to each his/her own.

Gotta go work on my outline for remedies (easy, cuz I learned
most of it in torts/contracts during the first year because I
learned it the best way: myself). Tomorrow I start my
evidence outline.

Res Ipsa Loco

On 4/21/09, Pierre wrote:
> Taft, Concord, Northwestern California, etc. They are all
> unaccredited (by ABA and CA Bar standards) and will get
> you to the bar. Pay more if you want, but, when all is
> said and done, you will still have a degree from an
> unaccredited law school which will limit your job
> prospects and not be taken seriously in the legal world.
> Online law schools provide the opportunity to obtain a
> J.D., take the bar, and become an attorney. What you pay
> for your education is an individual decision, but when it
> comes down to it, they are really all the same.