Part-time questions Forum

[alexb]

Okay, this is probably really dumb (like all my questions), but I can't figure it out. How do I apply to part-time programs? Is there a separate application? Does it vary by school? What about Alabama's or George Mason (that's what I'm looking at in particular)? I'm confused sorry.

Thanks, for any help!

[rinkrat19]

Okay, this is probably really dumb (like all my questions), but I can't figure it out. How do I apply to part-time programs? Is there a separate application? Does it vary by school? What about Alabama's or George Mason (that's what I'm looking at in particular)? I'm confused sorry.

Thanks, for any help!

If a school has a PT program, the application should have a checkbox where you pick full time, part time, LLM, JD/MBA, etc.

[alexb]

Okay, this is probably really dumb (like all my questions), but I can't figure it out. How do I apply to part-time programs? Is there a separate application? Does it vary by school? What about Alabama's or George Mason (that's what I'm looking at in particular)? I'm confused sorry.

Thanks, for any help!

If a school has a PT program, the application should have a checkbox where you pick full time, part time, LLM, JD/MBA, etc.

Hmm, okay! Thanks, I must have missed it. Or else George Mason and Alabama have done away with their part-time programs. Anybody know about that? Or some peer schools that do have part-time programs?

Found George Mason's. Wasn't at the top, like I expected! Thanks!

Still, any peer schools with PT programs I should consider?

[rinkrat19]

Okay, this is probably really dumb (like all my questions), but I can't figure it out. How do I apply to part-time programs? Is there a separate application? Does it vary by school? What about Alabama's or George Mason (that's what I'm looking at in particular)? I'm confused sorry.

Thanks, for any help!

If a school has a PT program, the application should have a checkbox where you pick full time, part time, LLM, JD/MBA, etc.

Hmm, okay! Thanks, I must have missed it. Or else George Mason and Alabama have done away with their part-time programs. Anybody know about that? Or some peer schools that do have part-time programs?

I just checked George Mason's site and they still talk about the PT program, but I opened up the application and didn't see a checkbox either. (Or on the Alabama app.) You'd better email the admissions offices and ask.

[alexb]

Okay, this is probably really dumb (like all my questions), but I can't figure it out. How do I apply to part-time programs? Is there a separate application? Does it vary by school? What about Alabama's or George Mason (that's what I'm looking at in particular)? I'm confused sorry.

Thanks, for any help!

If a school has a PT program, the application should have a checkbox where you pick full time, part time, LLM, JD/MBA, etc.

Hmm, okay! Thanks, I must have missed it. Or else George Mason and Alabama have done away with their part-time programs. Anybody know about that? Or some peer schools that do have part-time programs?

I just checked George Mason's site and they still talk about the PT program, but I opened up the application and didn't see a checkbox either. (Or on the Alabama app.) You'd better email the admissions offices and ask.

I found it on George Mason's! Bottom of page 1! Now time to search for Alabama, I hope they still have it!

PS thanks for helping me out, man! I owe you one! PM me if you need some LS help!

[alexb]

Still can't find anything about alabama. I bet they cut the program

[androstan]

Still can't find anything about alabama. I bet they cut the program

American is more or less a peer school and has a solid PT program.

Fordham and GW have good PT programs but aren't quite peer with GMU/AU/Alabama.

GULC has the best PT program in the country.

[alexb]

Thanks man! I still can't find AU part-time program on their app or website, but the TLS page says they have one. Maybe I should call.

[androstan]

Thanks man! I still can't find AU part-time program on their app or website, but the TLS page says they have one. Maybe I should call.

I know they have one for a fact since I was admitted to it.

[alexb]

You're right! Kind of, it's not a traditional part-time program, however. I just emailed them. It is this: http://www.law.ua.edu/academics/academic-support/

Thanks for the help!

TDLR: Not a traditional part-time program. Not on the app. Must add to your PS or something.

[androstan]

You're right! Kind of, it's not a traditional part-time program, however. I just emailed them. It is this: http://www.law.ua.edu/academics/academic-support/

Thanks for the help!

TDLR: Not a traditional part-time program. Not on the app. Must add to your PS or something.

AU = American University

UA = University of Alabama

[lawschool12345]

If you attend a school part time rather then full time, do employers look down on you? do you have the same oppurtunities?