Legal Studies

Level: Bachelor
Language: English
Category: Law Degree

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Highly Recommend!!
November 9, 2009
I am enrolled in the Legal Studies Department. I have loved every day of my enrollment. This is my last year with Kaplan. This program is so nice. I can see on my homepage what will be expected from me for the next 10 weeks for the class. The seminars ...

I Love It!!!
October 13, 2009
I have just completed my first term at Kaplan and couldn't be happier. I loved my instructors and I learned a lot in class. For those having Financial Aid problems, those things happen at any school. I know this first-hand. You have the responsibility for staying on top of things ...

I do not recommend this university!
October 13, 2009
I do not attend Kaplan, and I can firmly say that I will not! Upon considering attending this school I clicked onto one of the live chat session things to ask a simple question, "how do I go about finding out if I qualify for any type of student grant?" ...

Frustrated
September 2, 2009
I also attended Kaplan and had excellent grades from them along with a school where I received my Associates degree. I was a little over a year from graduation with my Bachelors degree and had a severe health problem that lasted half a year. During this time I requested a ...

Great School
July 12, 2009
I have attended Kaplan for four years now. Graduating July 21, 2009. I found Kaplan to be an excellent school, and not that much different from any other brick and mortar college I have attended. The work is hard, and there is a lot of it (at least in the ...

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Best Online School I have attended April 23, 2009 at 2:47 a.m.

This is a great school, I have never had any of these problems, I have had help everytime that I had a question on financial aid and academics.

I was attending a private university campus prior to Kaplan, paying $26,000.00 a year and hating everyday. Prof's acted like they didn't care, lectures were long and there was little to no interaction with thprof's or the other students.
Kaplan is great, plenty of interaction from Prof's and students, challenging courses, and I enjoy that I can sit down with a cup of coffee and complete my assignments without fighting the crowd on campus..
I truly believe that people who are having difficulty are probably behind with loan payments, or never understood the process.
They would have had the same problems at a community college. Just my opinion.
I graduate in 2010!!!!

Anon July 12, 2009 at 5:10 p.m.

I have attended Kaplan university for four years. The first two years to earn my Associates, the second to earn my Bachelor's. I have found that Kaplan was no different than any other brick and mortar university that I attended. In fact, I think there is a lot more homework than at the other schools I've attended. Not only is there a lot more homework, but it seems to be more difficult.

I think anyone with patience, self discipline, and the ability to learn without having a boat load of hand holding will do well.

Only draw back to Kaplan is that like any school or corporation, they have their bad staff and their good staff. Unfortunately, people always remember the bad staff. But does anyone ever remember those that have been outstanding? In conclusion, I've never had a bad experience at Kaplan, and when I did have a minor issue, someone always provided assistance.

Samantha October 13, 2009 at 7:18 p.m.

I do not attend Kaplan, and I can firmly say that I will not! Upon considering attending this school I clicked onto one of the live chat session things to ask a simple question, "how do I go about finding out if I qualify for any type of student grant?" The guy I spoke to called himself Steve Ukazim and he was really unprofessional and at times borderline offensive. He did not answer my question at first, he just kept referring to loans. He misspelled words, and his grammar was horrible. He even abbreviated 'please' as "plz!" I'm sorry, but I do not feel comfortable discussing my future with people who are not professional! He also implied ignorance on my part by telling me he didn't see how I could expect to attend college without loans and when I said I didn't know whether or not I could afford to pay off the loans he said "well Kaplan isn't full of rich kids and college isn't for everybody... I know of 60,000 students here who do it..." Are you kidding me? When I told him that he was coming off offensively and 'implied ignorance' he said he "never impaled anything" and didn't want to "waist" my time... IMPALED? WAIST? This guy seriously didn't know what he was talking about, first of all he never stabbed me with anything, so no he didn't i-m-p-a-l-e me and he meant waste not W-A-I-S-T!!! The way I see it, if I cannot trust this university to put the time and effort into educating their employees on how to serve potential students I CANNOT trust them to take my education and future seriously either.

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