Part-Time Rankings Question Forum
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rlangwal

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Part-Time Rankings Question
How will USNWR's decision to rank part-time programs effect the chances of admission for those who apply to these programs? Will it be more difficult from now on to gain acceptance to part-time programs?
- Rocketman11

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Re: Part-Time Rankings Question
yes. GW had to sell the soul of its PT program to US News. Mason is also more difficult to get intorlangwal wrote:How will USNWR's decision to rank part-time programs effect the chances of admission for those who apply to these programs? Will it be more difficult from now on to gain acceptance to part-time programs?
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CanadianWolf

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Re: Part-Time Rankings Question
The effect of USNWR's ranking of part-time law school programs is likely to affect the chances of applicants to those programs since the full-time programs are likely to suffer or benefit from the part-time rankings. Law schools, such as Georgetown, are likely to raise part-time numerical admission standards to match its full-time law program.
Currently part-time programs are cash generators as most students work while attending & pay full tuition, yet law schools' part-time programs receive little public scrutiny in comparison to the full-time programs.
Currently part-time programs are cash generators as most students work while attending & pay full tuition, yet law schools' part-time programs receive little public scrutiny in comparison to the full-time programs.
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