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100% online law degree - Alpha - 09-15-2021

St. Mary's comes out with the nation's first 100% online JD approved by the ABA
St. Mary’s Law launches nation’s first ABA-approved online J.D. program (stmarytx.edu)


RE: 100% online law degree - sanantone - 09-15-2021

That's cool, and it's interesting that ABA approved this particular school for this milestone considering that they rank #144 out of 200 laws schools when it comes to Bar passage rate.


RE: 100% online law degree - newdegree - 09-15-2021

It’s going to be super competitive to get in I can only assume being that they are the first and only fully online law school program.


RE: 100% online law degree - jsd - 09-15-2021

They're only accepting 25 students per cohort as well. No idea how they'll be spacing out cohorts, though.

Exciting none the less. I hope it's successful and ABA feels comfortable approving additional future programs.


RE: 100% online law degree - Federicojavier - 09-26-2021

NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW is 100% online an accredited. Their annual tuition is less than $4000. I am strarting in February


RE: 100% online law degree - Kab - 09-26-2021

(09-26-2021, 02:22 AM)Federicojavier Wrote: NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW is 100% online an accredited. Their annual tuition is less than $4000. I am strarting in February

Is not RA accredited and you can only sit for California BAR if I understand it correctly. You can work only in California without problem as it recognized for the Cali BAR but in other states can be tricky, they disclose it at: https://nwculaw.edu/school-information/testimonials/practicing-law-other-states . Please check it.


RE: 100% online law degree - ashkir - 09-27-2021

(09-26-2021, 02:41 AM)Kab Wrote:
(09-26-2021, 02:22 AM)Federicojavier Wrote: NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW is 100% online an accredited. Their annual tuition is less than $4000. I am strarting in February

Is not RA accredited and you can only sit for California BAR if I understand it correctly. You can work only in California without problem as it recognized for the Cali BAR but in other states can be tricky, they disclose it at: https://nwculaw.edu/school-information/testimonials/practicing-law-other-states . Please check it.

The Ivy Leagues teach California and Delaware Bar. He'd be fine being a Californian citizen that wants to only practice in California. It's one of the largest law markets in the world. California is one of the best states to be a lawyer in regardless. https://smartasset.com/mortgage/best-states-to-be-a-lawyer-2019


RE: 100% online law degree - acethroughcollege - 09-28-2021

What if he moves? Can he just sit for the bar in the new state?


RE: 100% online law degree - sanantone - 09-28-2021

(09-28-2021, 01:05 PM)acethroughcollege Wrote: What if he moves? Can he just sit for the bar in the new state?

It depends. Most states require graduates of unaccredited law schools to have three to five years of experience in another state.


RE: 100% online law degree - jsd - 09-28-2021

even with the experience, *almost* all states require an ABA accredited on top of that experience. I don't recall the exact number, but I believe it is less than 5 that will accept one of the California unaccredited schools with the experience (or other pre-reqs) met.