The Truth About Online Law School
Sunday June 28, 2009
In limited circumstances, it is possible to earn an online law degree. But, choosing an online law school has some very serious drawbacks that can make it difficult to become a practicing attorney.
California is the only state that currently allows students from online law schools (none of which are accredited by the American Bar Association) to sit for the bar exam. If you pass the California bar after earning a degree from an online law school, you may be eligible to sit for other state exams after successfully practicing law for several years. Many states will permit California lawyers to take their bar exams after five to seven years of practicing law. Alternatively, you could enroll in a Master of Law program accredited by the American Bar Association.
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California is the only state that currently allows students from online law schools (none of which are accredited by the American Bar Association) to sit for the bar exam. If you pass the California bar after earning a degree from an online law school, you may be eligible to sit for other state exams after successfully practicing law for several years. Many states will permit California lawyers to take their bar exams after five to seven years of practicing law. Alternatively, you could enroll in a Master of Law program accredited by the American Bar Association.
Want to learn more. Check out the in-depth guide to online law school.
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