Look up Kontorovich’s other talks.

A brilliant argument! You really showed him.

Who are you to make such a comment? Are you a professor? are you learnd in Internationa law? Who do you think you are to make judgement on this professor. Just because you disagree with him but what he show is your disagreement with him is based on your ignorance of the topic.

@@vanvliet1600 I am PhD in electrical engineering. Full time university lecturer in computer engineering department. I know how the academic title works.

@@ehsanaali2798 and I am a PhD in anthropology and social sciences. Well published and in my late fifties and what I see is a world that has developed into pure ignorance. Students so ignorant talking of fthe top of their heads opinions they have imbibed like babies. I know this because I was like that around forty years ago. I also know that women with foreign sounding names like yours get jobs these days not based on merit. While men of colour are usually at the bottom of the heap. Catch two birds with one stone so too speak. The hypocrisy in the universities iThe hypocritical in the universities has been shown up by the anti semitism . It is all part of the same muck. This prof. Has defined what he wants to speak about and his methods in advance. He will not move out of the parameters of the specifics of his discipline. If Yiu were really PhD you would understand this. He knows the limits he has drawn and he keeps to them. Unlike most people who will start talking over the top of their heads. Whether you agree with what he says that is another matter. But since Yiu are in electrical engineering what he is talking about is not your field. So you cannot judge him in that.

Look up his academic history…he is far more educated than you.

Hi there! Yes, Purdue Global Law School is doing impressive things, but they cannot meet the ABA requirement that 75% of their graduates pass the bar exam within two years. This inability is because Purdue Global Law School graduates are only allowed to take the California bar exam, which is notoriously very difficult (possibly THE most difficult bar exam in the country). There is only one non-ABA accredited school in California whose bar passage rates for the last six years have averaged higher than the required 75%, and that is San Joaquin Law School. However, they are VERY expensive. It is my opinion that if Purdue Global Law School graduates could take the bar in other states, the 75% passage rate would not be a problem. (I mean, if you hold a JD degree accredited by the ABA and you accidentally walk too close to the bar exam location in Utah, they tackle you and give you a law license. Obviously, this is a joke, but their bar passage rate was 92% on the July 2023 exam, the highest in the nation. Then, in July 2022, they had a passage rate of 84%, which is also the highest nationwide again, so I have little reservations that Purdue Global Law School graduates could not get a 75% pass rate). One thing I would like to bring up as it is a point of wording and semantics (but hey, isn't that what law is all about?). He said that the ABA does not accredit law schools that are entirely online. This statement is correct; however, the ABA DOES accredit fully online JD programs as long as they do not come from an online law school. This policy is stupid because an online degree is no better just because you have some bricks and mortar stacked somewhere. St. Mary, Hawaii, and Southwestern offer their JD 100% online. Dozens of other schools offer hybrid programs. Schools like Cleveland State, Albany, and Vermont have hybrid programs requiring less than 14 days on campus for the entire degree! To add a finer point, the ABA is considering a rule change to Standards 701 and 702, which, if approved, would allow fully online law schools to offer JD degrees. Schools like Purdue Global Law School can apply for provisional accreditation if this happens. Even if it does not occur, Purdue Global Law School is attempting to get the Indiana bar exam opened up to graduates of their law school, as currently, only ABA-accredited JD holders are permitted to sit for the exam. Regardless, online law degrees are now here; they are not going anywhere, and hopefully, Purdue Global Law School will be able to continue being a pioneer in distance legal education and be the first fully online law school to have its graduates hold an ABA-accredited JD degree. Ok, I'll end my rant there. 🙂

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@@Alwayslovn best decision ever! Wonderful school, curriculum, and everyone is constantly ready to help you when you need help.