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Do law schools look down on online undergrad degrees?

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Dave S.G. Seattle Said,
March 8th, 2010 @10:35 pm  

As long as the credit transfers why not?

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h753890002 Said,
March 8th, 2010 @11:31 pm  

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bluepuddle Said,
March 9th, 2010 @12:00 am  

um. i’m sorry, but they do.
but…. get over a 170 on the lsat and your in!

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njyecats Said,
March 9th, 2010 @12:07 am  

Depends what school you got it through. Some jobs look down at them as well. Some they think you bought your diploma, paper mill.

Sorry, I used to work at an online university. I had people who graduated from there tell me this. I even had people who didn’t know I worked there tell me this.

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