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I love this as a model for textbook creation — let’s face it, most of us say we’d “like to write a textbook” when we really mean we’d like to write the two or three pages on our specialty and have the rest of the book competently edited. --W.L. Anderson

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October 30, 2007

Concord Law School Merges with Kaplan U.

Concord Law School announced that it is merging with Kaplan University. Both online institutions are already owned by the Kaplan Higher Education Corporation, which is owned by the Washington Post Company.

But the new arrangement does have significant impact. Concord students will be eligible for Title IV student financial aid for the first time, including federal student loans and grants. It also brings Concord under the roof of a regionally accredited institution, which is considered more mainstream than the national accreditation Concord already had.

Concord’s new name will be the Concord Law School of Kaplan University. Even under the new arrangement, though, Concord law students will still not be eligible to take the bar exam in any state except California. —Dan Carnevale

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1. I was thinking to obtain a law degree instead of a teaching Masters. What is the course work like
   thanks,
   Richard Goff

   — Richard Goff    Nov 27, 12:04 AM    #

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