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Juris Doctor Program at
Concord Law School of Kaplan University
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Juris Doctor Program:
Individuals seeking to practice law and develop the widest range of career
opportunities should enroll in the Juris Doctor Program. Beyond the traditional
practice of law, licensed attorneys are employed as corporate in-house counsel,
risk managers, legislative analysts, technology licensing officers, contract
administrators and in a host of other positions.
Concord Law School of Kaplan University is the first institution to offer a
Juris Doctor (JD) degree earned wholly online. With the latest Internet-adaptive
technologies, the Concord program offers excellent course instruction combined
with maximum flexibility, specifically designed to fit into today's busy
lifestyles. Most people cannot afford the time and resources required to make
higher education their only priority. Concord understands this and provides the
perfect platform to make higher education accessible for individuals with the
ability and motivation to succeed.
Concord provides a rigorous and comprehensive legal education with a
personalized curriculum and study program leading to a Juris Doctor (JD) degree
or an Executive JD. Instruction is both highly theoretical and highly practical,
emphasizing a critical understanding of how law functions in society as well as
a practical knowledge of how lawyers function within the legal system.
Programs Offered:
Juris Doctor Program
Executive JD Program
Since opening in the fall of 1998, Concord has pioneered the delivery of high
quality legal education on the Internet. The school serves working
professionals, family caretakers, and others whose circumstances may prevent
them from pursuing a legal education at a fixed facility law school.
The typical student is in his or her mid-career with an undergraduate GPA of
3.0. More than 1,800 students are currently enrolled at Concord, including
alumni of such prestigious universities as Columbia, Harvard, Yale, MIT, the
University of California at Berkeley, Duke, and the University of Chicago. More
than one third of the students already hold advanced degrees. Students hail from
all U.S. states and 13 other countries and 78 percent reside outside of
California.
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