Do ABA accredited Law schools in california accept UOPhoenix degrees for admission?

Do The Aba Accredited Law Schools In California Accept University Of Phoenix Degrees For Admission? Either campus OR online degrees???

 

It's impossible to say either way across the board; but it's a regionally accredited degree, so, LSAT score permitting, I don't see why not.

A few years ago I had the vague idea that I might want to do a brick-and-mortar J.D. nearby, and was given no indication that my Regents B.A. (100% nonresident) would be a problem.

Obviously, the more competitive the school, the more competitive the admission. Neither Phoenix nor Regents is going to be confused with Harvard.


Cheers,

 

Just to add to Tom's quite-complete response, is there any reason to believe they (the law schools) would not?

Tom and I are graduates of the earlier version of Excelsior College. There are many examples told of graduates who've gone on to professional schools, including law, medicine, and psychology.

Consider contacting Phoenix's alumni association. I'm sure they can give you examples.

 

I agree with Tom. In fact, Whittier and CWSL list UoP as one of the schools represented.

 

So does USC, UCLA, Southwestern, Pepperdine............

Go UOP $$$$$

 

They probably wouldn't know the difference.

Nosborne, JD