Loyola University Chicago School of Law hopes its new weekend J.D. program will draw part-time students seeking a way to study law. The program, slated for a 2016 fall semester launch, will convene for 14 weekends each year and use distance learning one-third of the time. Dean David Yellen spoke with The National Law Journal about the program.
December 03, 2015 at 07:08 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Loyola University Chicago School of Law hopes its new weekend J.D. program will draw part-time students seeking a way to study law.
The program, slated for a 2016 fall semester launch, will convene for 14 weekends each year and use distance learning one-third of the time.
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