Re: Executive JD Programs NOT Equal to MBAs in Law

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A eJD "degree" from a "law school" not requlated
or authorized by the State Bar is essentially
a piece of paper not worthy of wiping yourself with.

Serious spend your money on good quality 2 ply
TP, it has more value.

On 1/06/10, Res Ipsa wrote:
> I agree with you. However, I would like to clarify: these schools can actually offer
> EJDs, they are just not recognized by the bar. Any school can offer an EJD.
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> Res Ipsa
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> On 1/05/10, executive JD as dumb as executive MD wrote:
>> They are approved by DETC, however, the Cal Bar NO LONGER
>> allows law schools to offer the executive JD degree. So any existing
>> school that doesnt have the degree already can not offer
>> it and any new law school opening its door can not offer
>> the degree as well.
>>
>> Doesnt matter; an executive JD degree is for sissies that
>> are unable to pass the bar. Simple as that.
>>
>> Why pay for a degree that says executive JD on it and then
>> go around explaining to everyone you have a unique law
>> degree, "I have a law degree but it doesnt allow me
>> to take the bar or practice law" It is stupid, period.
>>
>> On 1/05/10, steve wrote:
>>> Both Concord and Taft still offer executive JD because DETC approves them.
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>>> On 1/05/10, Julia wrote:
>>>> Which schools presently offer an executive J.D program besides Concord? It
>>>> seems like it is a dying breed.
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