The Charleston School of Law - CSOL Forum
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This was a very helpful post as I've been looking into CSOL but haven't trouble finding first-hand accounts of students' experience since it's such a new school.
I am pretty sold on the school EXCEPT that I'm most interested in Intellectual Property Law - do you think it has a decent program for that or should I look for a bigger more specialized school?
Not sure if you would know this but thought I'd ask. On this note - do you feel the curriculum is expansive enough?
Thanks much - any info on this is appreciated! If you don't know perhaps there's a resource you could point me to? I've been scouring the Internet all day.
Thanks!
I am pretty sold on the school EXCEPT that I'm most interested in Intellectual Property Law - do you think it has a decent program for that or should I look for a bigger more specialized school?
Not sure if you would know this but thought I'd ask. On this note - do you feel the curriculum is expansive enough?
Thanks much - any info on this is appreciated! If you don't know perhaps there's a resource you could point me to? I've been scouring the Internet all day.
Thanks!
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Re: The Charleston School of Law - CSOL
Really good informations!
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Re: The Charleston School of Law - CSOL
any updates? How are job prospects? Summer Internships?
thanks
-Morgan
thanks
-Morgan
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Re: The Charleston School of Law - CSOL
Well, it's been almost 4 years since I wrote that original posting about my first semester at CSOL. I guess it is certainly time for an update! I am proud to report that I did graduate from Charleston Law in May 2009 as a member of the school's third graduating class. I stayed in the part-time (evening division) throughout law school and took 3-4 classes each semester. Although I did not graduate with honors (2.94), I was able to maintain a B average while working a full-time job as a police officer. I did complete an externship in my final year at CSOL in the county prosecutor's office. I am currently working for the federal government.
I am not looking forward to beginning repayment on the nearly $150,000 in law debt, but I am comforted by the fact that there is a federal student loan partial forgiveness program for working in public service careers.
No regrets.
I am not looking forward to beginning repayment on the nearly $150,000 in law debt, but I am comforted by the fact that there is a federal student loan partial forgiveness program for working in public service careers.
No regrets.
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Re: The Charleston School of Law - CSOL
is this school aba approved yet?
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Re: The Charleston School of Law - CSOL
Yes, provisionally since 2006. http://www.charlestonlaw.edu/v.php?pg=170ru2009 wrote:is this school aba approved yet?
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Re: The Charleston School of Law - CSOL
Wow, 4 year thread.
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Good schools provide candidates who will participate in community and extracurricular activities which normally separates the acceptance of a discharge. So head out there and look for a coherent strategy for community work.
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The dude's only two posts are to necromance two threads about crappy law schools. wtf