Law School Online

[sanantone]

I didn't read anything besides the title of the program, and I went with the plain English reading of interactive online: There would be live, interactive classes/lectures/discussions. I did not assume it was a hybrid program.

I figured it would confuse some because you have to read further to see that there are on-campus courses, and the main page doesn't explain that the on-campus courses are required. I've seen several schools advertise the option of taking courses on campus or doing some kind of in-person experience, but it's not required. Syracuse's use of "interactive" refers to their online courses. They all have a live component allowing students to interact with the professor and classmates in real time. 

• Coursework is taught with an interactive, fine-tuned mix of live and self-paced online classes.
  

"In the virtual classroom, students and the professor interact in real time, and the professor can dialog with students using the Socratic method of teaching, just as she or he would in a residential classroom. Students can see and respond to one another, pose their own questions, and even work together in break-out groups."

https://jdinteractive.syr.edu/curriculum/about-jdis-online-classes/