Re: NWCU LAW SCHOOL IS NO GOOD

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Hello - As a current NWCU - I would like to deliver my
thoughts..

I would have to agree that NWCU delivers some good value for
your buck...HOWEVER, they also deliver a VERY Basic
educational format...So if you are looking to get a JD to
check it off your "bucket list" OR need a great deal of
flexibility in your online education w/o mandatory HOMEWORK
assignments then NWCU is for you.

If you want the lates and greatest technology with more of
a "hand-holding" education then I would say you need to PAY
more and look towards OTHER online programs.

The books for EVERY law school (and even those online non-
accrediated ones) are pratically the SAME. What differs is
the medium in which the material is DELIVERED to you.

If you can handle doing an online educational school and can
displine yourself to study the material on your own, than
NWCU is a great opportunity...and I would highly SUGGEST
that you use some of your savings and purchase a Baby Bar
Review course... I did...and went with Flemings Fundamentals
of Law... and it has extremely helped.

Good Luck

On 11/01/12, thegambler wrote:
> Having attended Concord Law School I noted they were the
> most expensive and did the poorest job of teaching legal
> writing.This is the crux for passing the CBX. ALU is
> intermediate in cost, has a good curriculum and good
> instructors. Both schools have a Prof you should try to
> avoid. NWCU delivers the most value for the buck. They also
> try intensely to help you and deliver all the tools. IF you
> apply yourself and learn all the material you will be able
> to pass the CBX. Of the three NWCU is the best value, and
> they stress writing. Concord rushes students into 2L
without
> passing the FYSLE. Often they just lose their tuition
> without getting a degree.