Law Schools
Both bachelor’s and JD degree can be earned in only 6 years under new program
By Martha Neil
Jan 18, 2013, 12:30 pm CDT
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Reducing tuition and the time spent obtaining the necessary degrees is laudable. However, I don’t think this is the way to go about it. The student would have to apply for the program before beginning college. Very few college freshmen are ready or knowledgeable enough to begin the law school track. Also, what happens if they don’t get accepted into the law school program? Does this program guarantee acceptance?
By Island Attorney on 2013 01 18, 9:14 pm CDT
As does Baylor University, and has for many years.
By Elizabethanne on 2013 01 18, 9:24 pm CDT
And Nebraska is the next state over, so they can just motor on over there after graduation, and won’t even have to ride in the ABA cattle cars with the newbies from the coasts.
By B. McLeod on 2013 01 19, 12:44 pm CDT
Sweet. This ought to help with the shortage of young grads with law degrees out there.
By associate on 2013 01 20, 9:22 pm CDT
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By KS Attorney on 2013 01 18, 2:14 pm CDT