Schools with 2 year programs... Forum

[usna02]

I am looking for law schools that have accelerated 2 year programs...I know that the University of Dayton is one of them--can anyone suggest anymore? Thanks.

[MC Southstar]

I'd rather become unemployed at a leisurely pace.

[iShotFirst]

Northwestern does but its aimed at people with significant work experience, even more than their usual student body.

[270910]

I'd rather become unemployed at a leisurely pace.

I declare your the morning winner of TLS.

[goosey]

Cardozo's january entry allows you to graduate in 2.5 years, which saves you a full year if you really think about it because you are starting in (for example) 2011 but graduating in 2013 with those that started in fall 2010, otherwise one would be starting in fall 2011 and graduating in 2014.

[mafrench]

Southwestern has a 2 year program called SCALE and you can also graduate from Baylor in 2 years because they have a quarter system and you can attend school full time in the summer.

[ggocat]

http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... 0&t=114388

[shepdawg]

Seems better to do a 3 year program and hope that the economy picks up by then, thus increasing your chances of being hired after graduation.