Education Law
Mar. 23, 2018
Southwestern Law School to launch hybrid degree
The school is the first in California to get approval from the American Bar Association to offer additional online education
Susan Westerberg Prager, dean of Southwestern Law School
Southwestern Law School was the first institution in the nation to offer an accelerated, two-year law degree.
The school is poised to continue its trailblazing ways after becoming the first in California, and just the second in the nation, to receive a variance from the American Bar Association to offer a so-called “hybrid-online J.D. program.”
Dean Susan Westerberg Prager said the Los Angeles schoo...
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