Re: Dom is at it again!

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Dom is very angry. I hope he gets over whatever is bothering him
about non-bar JDs and correspondence law schools, in general.

Not every degree schools grant qualifies a person to enter a
profession. A regionally accredited eJD fom Concord could be
useful to a business person who simply needs to understand how the
law affects businesses.

I know a dentist who obtained an eJD from Concord. He has no
interest in starting a new profession. He simply wanted to obtain
a legal education to help his existing career in the medical
profession.

On 12/03/09, Who? wrote:
> Wow, I always see posts here referring to a Dom,
> what is a Dom and what does that have to do with
> law schools?
>
> On 12/02/09, Jeff wrote:
>> Dom should really be more cheerful...
>>
>>
>> On 12/02/09, Useless wrote:
>>> An eJ.D. is completely worthless.
>>>
>>> By definition a law degree that does not allow one
>>> to practice law is as useless as a medical degree
>>> that doesnt allow one to practice medicine.
>>>
>>> It is essentially a "phony degree" and no one
>>> in the real fortune 500 corporate world will
>>> accept, recognize or hire you based on that degree!
>>>
>>> On 12/02/09, MBA/EJD wrote:
>>>> I can't believe I'm wasting my time explaining this!
>>>>
>>>> The Concord EJD program is NCA accredited. Some of us want
>>>> a legal education, but don't want to argue cases. It's
>>>> perfect when you want to work in the corporate setting and
>>>> work in areas like corporate compliance or employee
>>>> relations.