JD Program

Level: Masters
Language: English
Category: Law Degree

(5 reviews)


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Individuals who desire an education in law - but do not desire to practice law - should enroll in the Executive JDSM program. Today's economy puts great value on the skills and abilities that can be derived from a legal education. Knowledge of legal terminology, well-honed analytical skills and the power to persuade are talents that can be employed in a wide range of employment opportunities. Executive JDSM students are not subject to the statutorily mandated four-year part-time study requirements that are required by California law for the Juris Doctor program. Students enrolled in this program receive many of the same intensive Concord courses offered in the Juris Doctor program except that they have more flexibility.


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Recent Reviews

Worst financial aid Dept
October 2, 2011
Not only is the program non-supportive, the financial aid Dept is the worst I've ever seen. From the very beginning I learned that the reviews were true. That's when I decided to try other options. My first thought on reading the reviews before starting was that it could not be that bad. But then to my surprise what I was reading was true. The teachers graded with low scores from TAs without much appropriate feedback. ...

Best Value in Legal Education
June 7, 2011
I am currently a 3rd year student and this is the best investment I have made. It is not for everyone as the course is very challenging and a large number of people don't make it past the second year. You need to take the program as if it were a full time job and accept the idea of not getting great grades, but persistance will pay off. It is not an easy program by ...

Excellent Education
September 23, 2010
I received an excellent education. The education completed at Concord Law School is not for everyone, though. It requires dedication, time for studies, self-initiated learning, and a technologically capable student. Overall, the baby bar will weed out those who do not take the education seriously. The first year is tough because you learn to think and write like a lawyer. The three years thereafter simply require discipline to complete the degree in a unique environment ...

Great Start So Far
May 2, 2010
I have really enjoyed the start of my Concord Law School (CLS) experience, which begins with their pre-law school 6-week Fundamentals Course. I feel the most valuable lesson learned from the course is what to possibly expect when I start in June. I feel it has helped me understand the online educational process CLS uses to teach, how to get around the school, and what to expect from a commitment standpoint. I finished the program ...

Best Law School Around
January 27, 2009
Best law program around. Concord is the Harvard of the internet and the future of legal education. I have professors from some of the top law schools in the country teaching classes. Even a couple from Harvard. Go figure.

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Aug. 4, 2010, 6:14 p.m.
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A question for 2L student: in which states besides CA can you sit for the bar exam?
July 19, 2010, 2:21 a.m.
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I just finished my first year.  People need to keep in mind that this is a law program and it does require a high level of commitment.  Be prepared to spend at least 10 hours a week reading, and another 5 hours doing homework. You will get out of it what you put into it.  If you walk in expecting this to be a walk in the park J.D. program because it's online, you will be disappointed.  This is a difficult program, as any law school is, but if you complete it, you will be able to sit for the BAR in fair amount of states.
June 21, 2010, 11:43 a.m.
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I'm planning to start the Concord JD program in January, 2011. Can someone point me to a source for the 1L booklist?
I live and work in Saudi Arabia. My email address is "Leonard1092@aol.com".
Thanks
April 4, 2010, 1:13 p.m.
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Just finished Fundamentals Course at Concord Law School.  So far so go, can't wait for June to get into 1L.

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