LawShelf.com Discussion

[BrianFallon]

Lawshelf has a discount running on their page.  

They are offering 3 courses for $70.00 USD and 5 courses for $105.00 USD.  This is a discount from $35/course!  

9 credit hours for $70? 15 for $105?  Good deal if you need the coursework.

[rachel83az]

Lawshelf has a discount running on their page.  

They are offering 3 courses for $70.00 USD and 5 courses for $105.00 USD.  This is a discount from $35/course!  

9 credit hours for $70? 15 for $105?  Good deal if you need the coursework.

Amazing price, I just wish they had listed equivalencies for TESU.

[SweetSecret]

Has anyone requested a transcript for the LawShelf courses yet? If so, who does the transcript come from? Is it technically LawShelf or National Paralegal College? Do we know of any schools yet with transfer agreements that are bringing the LawShelf courses that were evaluated by NCCRS as graduate level actually into a degree program at graduate level?

[bjcheung77]

(PUG) Purdue does take their courses in at the Masters/Grad level, I don't think you'll be able to use them much at all though, these will be electives. I wonder how it would fit in a PUG CBE MBA or MSIT... Link: https://www.lawshelf.com/partnersview

[SweetSecret]

(PUG) Purdue does take their courses in at the Masters/Grad level, I don't think you'll be able to use them much at all though, these will be electives.  I wonder how it would fit in a PUG CBE MBA or MSIT... Link: https://www.lawshelf.com/partnersview

I actually emailed them to see if the credits could be accepted into the Concord JD program. The LawShelf website shows that there is an articulation agreement and it looks like they transfer into the EJD program, but in the way that the actual document is written it looks like they transfer into the JD program. Very confusing. I am still waiting to hear back.

[SweetSecret]

I still have not heard back from Concord, but I did find out that the LawShelf transcript does show LawShelf on it rather than National Paralegal College. I think this means for anyone planning to use these for CalBar school JD program entrance, they need to be transferred to an actual college transcript before being sent to the law school to be admitted if trying to skip the First Year Law School Exam (aka FYLSX or Baby Bar). At least, that is what I gathered from the person I spoke to at the California Bar who said the credits needed to show on a college transcript.

[sanantone]

They increased their prices to $60 per exam. The 5-course bundle is now $180, and the 10-course bundle is $300.

[Yolan]

Is there any information available regarding courses that are suitable for BALS(upper Aos) at TESU, such as GOV-202 or CRM-201, or any others? Thank you.

[AnalysisParalysis]

I would follow up with them. LS is definitely now an approved provider. I don't know if they'll remember to spontaneously get back to you.

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Either way, we'll certainly follow up with TESU on this.

It has been over a year since LS was added as an approved provider on TESU's list.  Is there a transfer equivelency list yet?

[BrianFallon]

I would follow up with them. LS is definitely now an approved provider. I don't know if they'll remember to spontaneously get back to you.

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Either way, we'll certainly follow up with TESU on this.

It has been over a year since LS was added as an approved provider on TESU's list.  Is there a transfer equivelency list yet?

Unsure - what did TESU tell you when you contacted them?