Will The ABA Allow Law Schools To Go 100% Online?

[@finurra3905]

not interested in the least in doing any in-person schools. Especially because I'm non-traditional. Definitely want to do part-time or online somehow. Have friends who have successfully finished JD through these programs and gotten amazing job offers.

[@Ghettomajesty478]

I am looking at a few hybrid programs such as Dayton, Cleveland State, Case Western Reserve, Suffolk, and St. Mary's.

[@2ared952]

Vermont law school JD program doesn’t have fully online. Some is in person…so which are you referring to because I certainly can’t find it

[@cristiancerda7660]

southwestern will do a fully online aba accredited jd program starting in 2024

[@xxknightkazzxx]

southwestern l-school in CA?

[@cristiancerda7660]

@@xxknightkazzxx yes!

[@sariahpiacentini9274]

Thank you!

[@DivineMisterAdVentures]

Question: for your work online since you are not teaching accredited courses, are you considered totally independent (needing no one's permission?) I'm asking because I have a similar business and tech model for teaching a lay to graduate philosophy of law course / subjects. TIA

[@chrisdavis6264]

Would Purdue University Global Law be one?