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There are no lecture halls or competitive 23-year-olds at East Bay Law School in Oakland, Calif. Applicants don't take the LSAT to get in. In fact, they're not even required to graduate from college first. And the tuition is just a quarter of that of Stanford Law. The school, headed by Dean Doris Peeler-Brown, is one of 15 unaccredited law schools registered with the California State Bar Association that aim to provide older, nontraditional students access to an education they couldn't get elsewhere.
September 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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