Non-Traditional Law Student, Searching for the right program.

[vincentfsnow]

I am like a few people on here, have a family, a career, but looking at law school as a way to elevate myself in my career choice. I've spoken, with several dozen people about this path and they are all in universal agreement that this is a good option.... I just cannot do a full time program. My question is...

Is there a secret for identifying universities that have part time, preferably evening programs (does a list exist). I also know that online programs are still in its infancy (I see that St Mary has a full online JD program, Syracuse has a partial online and remote program). Is there any other lists out there to help me identify viable law schools that run specifically, part time evening and or online programs structured for working professionals?

[Robert Carroll]

Vincent,

I found this list here: https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/which- ... -programs/

This is probably helpful also: https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-sc ... w-rankings

And here: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/lega ... -programs/

Schools that offer these are not going to make a secret of these options, so check our their sites for more information.

Robert Carroll

[vincentfsnow]

Thank you Robert. One thing I noticed is that each of these law schools, even if part time, do not always run a late afternoon/evening course. I suppose its best if I create a list and check each one to see if they meet these criteria.

1) Evening Classes
2) Hybrid enrollment

I know number 2 is still very new and some places have not really considered promoting more that aspect.