Oak Brook College of Law

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I am interested to know how Concord did on the "Baby Bar". Would you send me the actual results.

Thanks.

 

So does one become a lawyer when they finish law school or when they pass the Bar (even if they decide never to practice)?

Christian

 

Hi everyone. I have been looking into DL Law programs in California and Oak Brook is by far the best program out there. Here are the stats:
Oak Brook students have taken four bar exams and
have averaged about a 60+% pass rate for first timmers in that period. Their repeat takes also do well at about 60%. You can go to to CalBar.org to check the general bar results to see for yourself. The Cal Bar does not publish baby bar results on line, however, you can call them and they will mail them to you. I have some of them and have posted the last three years of results. You can go to Yahoo.groups/correspondence law schools to see them. Oak Brooks program works, because they take bar exams seriously. The only stumbling blocks to get into Oak Brook are that you must
believe in Christianity and adhere to their religious reliefe, attend a required
seminar which takes about a week and attend their
into to law 6 day seminar in Oklahoma!

In my opinion, the only other DL law schools in CA that are worth looking into are:
Taft and Northwestern California University who
have both around for a while and have had decent bar passrates. Concord seems to have a good program, but their baby bar pass rates are not
impressive, especially for the money they charge.

 

I agree that Oakbrook and NWCAL Uni seem quite legit in their endeavours with proctored exams.

My six million Zimbabwe $ worth = 2 cents US.........after their bogus election.

Bozzy