When Syracuse University College of Law started its first-of-its-kind J.D. interactive (JDi) program in 2019, no one realized just how prescient it would prove to be. On May 6, 45 JDi students graduated alongside 154 of their peers from the school’s residential J.D. program.
May 18, 2022 at 11:09 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
When Syracuse University College of Law started its first-of-its-kind J.D. interactive (JDi) program in 2019, no one realized just how prescient it would prove to be.
The program soon became a model for other law schools when the pandemic forced schools to do remote learning.
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