Whether the credits you earn at Concord Law School will transfer to another law school is up to each particular institution. Credits earned at traditional law schools may transfer towards your Concord Law School degree, saving you time and tuition cost. See how this varies by your chosen degree path below. Your Concord Law School Admissions Advisor will be glad to provide more details and guide you through the process.
JD Program
Students who have completed law study at schools located in the U.S. must have their legal study evaluated and certified by the Committee of Bar Examiners of the State Bar of California prior to Concord's acceptance and application of those credits into the JD program. Evaluation is not needed if transfer credits are California accredited or ABA approved for JD.
If you completed law study outside of the United States, it is recommended that you obtain an evaluation of your law studies by the Committee of Bar Examiners.
EJD Program
Transfer credits are subject to review by the Dean's Office, but generally require an agreement with the transferring institution. Transfer credits must be from a law school course, or there is an agreement with the other school in the case of master's, etc.