Re: Education Experience: NWCLU vs Concord

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On average you should plan on devoting between 15 and 20 hours per
week. I'm currently at Taft Law School and am happy with the
quality of instruction.

Thom

On 10/27/09, interested too! wrote:
> me again. one more question, does anyone have an idea how many
> hours a week can I expect to spend in order to do well with
online
> law school?
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> On 10/27/09, interested too! wrote:
>> I am very interested as well in the NWCU program, from my online
>> research it seems the best way to go. I have no college
>> education, and I haven't even finished high-school, I just went
>> to ninth grade, and lately heard that in CA it's possible to
>> take the bar exam without actually going to law school. So
>> yesterday and today I took 5 CLEPs necessary, aced 'em all, and
>> here I am!
>> Does anyone know what I can expect in the job market as a lawyer
>> that that didn't go to a traditional law school? In terms of
>> salary, and what kind of work would be available.
>>
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>> On 10/24/09, Jeff wrote:
>>> Dom, a frequent poster on this site, claimed to have been a
>>> graduate of NWCU. Perhaps he would be willing to share some
>>> of his experiences.
>>>
>>> Good luck to you!
>>>
>>> On 10/15/09, ecwinch wrote:
>>>> Can someone expound of what the educational experience is
>>>> like at these two DL schools? Particular the interaction
>>>> with other students and faculty.
>>>>
>>>> I understand that NWCUL is more of the traditional
>>>> correspondence course - self-paced guidebook, video
>>>> lectures, and on-line chat rooms with instructors and
>>>> students.
>>>>
>>>> Concord is more your typical DL on-line institution.
>>>>
>>>> I see the merits of both approaches, but would like to hear
>>>> some first-hand experiences. In particular anyone who has
>>>> moved from one program to the other.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks in advance.