The Best Online Law School Programs (2024)
A tasty little rankings treat before the full Princeton Review best law schools ranking is released.
It’s a brand new year, and that means it’s time for some brand new law school rankings. The Princeton Review will soon be releasing the 2024 edition of its annual ranking of the best law schools, covering the nearly 200 law schools in the country. Prior to its formal publication of the full ranking, the Princeton Review is offering its rankings-hungry audience a bit of an hors d’oeuvre.
Many law schools have finally entered the 21st century with the introduction of online JD programs, with teaching presented in a fully online or a hybrid/online format, and the Princeton Review is here for it.
Several law schools now offer online JD programs that have become as rigorous as their on-campus counterparts. For many JD candidates, an online law degree might even be the smarter choice. Online programs offer flexibility, affordability, access to innovative technologies, students from a diversity of career backgrounds, and global opportunities.
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Voila! Feast your eyes upon the Best Online JD Programs at Law School for 2024 (in alphabetical order):
- Mitchell Hamline School of Law – Hybrid J.D.
- Monterey College of Law – Hybrid Online J.D.
- Purdue Global Law School – Online J.D.
- Southwestern Law School – Online J.D.
- Syracuse University – J.D. Interactive
- University of Dayton School of Law – Online Hybrid J.D.
- University of New Hampshire – Hybrid J.D.
Stay tuned for the release of the 2024 Princeton Review Best Law Schools ranking, which we expect to be coming soon.
Best Online JD Programs at Law School for 2024 [Princeton Review]
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