Concord Law School (Kaplan)

[publius2k4]

Um, this was in the OP.



My opinion of the program is based on the fact that it costs too much money based on the little practicality it has in the OP's field. Not only that, but you can't practice law with it anywhere, there are cheaper degrees in legal studies that do the same thing, and it's not going to get the OP a teaching job that a masters in CJ couldn't get him. But again, excuse me for trying to get someone out of La La Land. I should be just like everyone else and be like, "Cool! Spend $30k on something that's not worth $30k."

Using background knowledge to answer new questions is called being resourceful. It might just get the OP thinking about things he wouldn't have previously thought about.

I wouldn't exactly say I'm in "La La Land." However, I do appreciate your opinions and insight, and it's definitely good to get an outside perspective of the situation.

May we have your opinion on the J.D. and the E.J.D. that the school offers? What are your thoughts on obtaining a degree from this school (without consideration for my situation)?