Which Law School to attend while Working? Share Pros and Cons

[koykoy]

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i read three posters na boto sa usp. pls vote kay zero pa ang school. hehe

i, myself, am thinking of usp this june...

[kok3n]

i read three posters na boto sa usp. pls vote kay zero pa ang school. hehe

i, myself, am thinking of usp this june...

can you share with us what made you decide to choose USP instead of the others?

[koykoy]

it's most likely attributed to the campus. no problems with parking and it is on my way home.

[ArCkz]

USC... most of my friends kay naa didto.

ang uban naa sa USJR.

[longki]

in terms of tuition fees asa mas mka save with quality education?

[kok3n]

USJ-R and USPF ra ba ang nag offer ug executive classes? How about UC and USC?

[kok3n]

in terms of tuition fees asa mas mka save with quality education?

The last time I checked, around 18k ang sem sa UC and they have a good passing percentage. They have had several bar topnochers already considering that their law school is still less than 10 years since it started.

[urejiak]

Keep it coming guys~!

Thanks for the feedbacks and suggestions! Really helpful.
After a failed attempt to enroll to a law school because of work assignments outside pinas, i believe come first semester maka-enroll na gyud ko.

From here, i learned na dili ko pwede sa USC. I wanna study law, but keep my job. I wanna joggle both. So, nice unta ang USC, but not for me.

I think il try USJR. Sounds good. Executive class.

Guys, anyone here from UV?

[cebualog]

I think UC is the best option these days. UC is new and has a lot to prove. This means they are going to do their best to give good education.

Schools that are established like USC do not make that extra effort to improve because they have made it to the top. And that tells me they are bound to deteriorate in time.

[layco]

I think UV