Eh, I don't think that has anything to do with it. The program she is doing is legit and she studied the exact same subjects as students who go to a regular brick and mortar school. The only difference is that she will not have a JD, but will become California licensed attorney when she passes the bar. If anything, more respect to her for doing it this way. I know two people who became attorneys this way. One did the program in California, and the other in Virginia.I believe Cali. has more State-specific stuff included with the usual.
Either way, not going to Law School and trying one of the hardest exams in the country is going to lead you to failure since its two-days of stress.
The landscape of education is changing and I am glad that there are more accredited programs available online that allow people to pursue degrees that are normally studied in brick and mortar schools.
So she went there expecting to pass the toughest bar test in the country…. And didn’t go to any form of law school. Dumb bytch


