ABA recommends dropping LSAT requirement

Close, there is Cumberland School of Law at Samford University, it is an ABA credited private law school.

 

Is your full-time tenure track at the Unversity of Virgin Island online or on campus?

 

It was on campus. I declined to renew my contract beyond May 15th, 2022. However, I am still contracted there as the Lead Faculty for CJ Online programs (an administrative position). I accepted a tenure-track position in the southeastern U.S. for Fall 2022.

 

I don't know what that means. I did a PhD completely at Union. I did a Doctor of Social Science completely at Leicester.

 

There are no countries in Antarctica. However, you might opt for one of the territorial claims (none of which has any real standing.)

 

I was asking because there was an all-but dissertation program for the PhD which is 12 credits at $800 per credit

 

Haha. I should have been more specific. The six inhabited continents.

 

Aw, man. And here I was shopping for parkas on Amazon....

 

Not at my schools.

(By the way, having already done a PhD at Union had no bearing on what I had to do at Leicester. It was the complete program, as if I had been admitted with only a master's.)

 

It looks like they do now, though they may not when you were enrolled: https://myunion.edu/academics/doctoral/all-but-dissertation-abd/

 

This looks like a joke but I don't get it

 

North America too.

 

Only on their fingers.

 

I guess you're being funny. But it would only cover Europe since the territories of France are not geographically located in Europe.

 

Re: St. Pierre & Miquelon:

"The islands are part of France and the European Union but due to special immigration procedures, EU nationals who are not French citizens are not allowed to exercise free movement and business establishment in the archipelago." (Google).

 

I don't think that's accurate. Going to American Samoa doesn't mean you have gone to Oceania. Similarly, traveling to the mainland U.S. does not mean you've gone to Oceania.

 

Even so, you haven't physically visited both continents.