Let me hit the nail on the head again, as I don't argue a point for the sake of argument but fact. I just called a friend I knew who had enrolled at Oak Brook College of Law, an online/distance learning law school in California, Christian based, and the school has no special formula for helping their students that I am aware of other than their students typically are very intelligent and persevering. Here are his stats:
1. Passed the Baby Bar first attempt without exam prep materials.
2. Passed the California Bar first attempt without exam prep materials, 2004.
3. Hired shortly after graduation with a non-profit legal defense organization based in Virginia.
4. Moved to California, worked with a fellow graduate of Oak Brook College of Law and attorney.
5. Now an Assistant District Attorney in Tulare County, California.
If you want to verify, I will not give you his name (because I did not get permission to use his name), but you can do your homework and google the D.A.'s office in Tulare County, call them and ask them if they have any attorneys on staff that have graduated from an online/distance learning law school, Oak Brook College of Law in particular.
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