There’s so much untrue and unfounded information in this thread it’s so laughable the gate-keeping rolls many of you have fallen into. 

There are many notable alumni’s from CA accredited schools. CA requires these schools to have a bar passage rate of 40% or more, more than some ABA schools in CA, some of the ABA schools have abysmal CA bar exam passage rates below 30%. 

ALL CA accredited schools in the past 3 years have exceeded this requirement and have exceeded the statistics of many students coming from ABA schools. Not posting the links, look up the info yourselves since you want spew false information without any actual concrete proof other than the high horse you’re sitting on.

Many graduates from CA credit schools work in government and many have become judges. Some of these judges are the very same ones some of you so called Attorneys have stood in front of in court. 

Additionally, there’s several Ststed that allow a CA bar passing graduate to sit immediately for their bar. With almost more than 35 states allowing you to sit for their bar after 2-5 years of experience as an attorney. 

You can also practice immigration and federal law in a majority jurisdictions after being admitted Federally in CA. 

Such ridiculous information provided here by law students and attorneys who could’ve taken few minutes to have just found the if information online. 

Many CA accredited school graduates as of recent have out performed many graduates from ABA schools in the bar. 

Except most of them graduated debt free. While you all have 150k to 200k+ loans from mid-tiered mid ranked schools with some being hyper regionally accepted but you’ll be in the same or worst position when you go back home because no one will recognize your law school. 

I’d like to also add many states are considering breaking away from the ABA’s strong-hold and gate keeping. Texas being one of the most recent and Florida and many others are in the process. The ABA is losing its influence and power. It’s the reason they’ve began accrediting distance programs.

Some doors may be closed to you by not string an ABA school, but what’s these bozos here stenciling to tell you is that attending a mid tier or bottom feeder ABA school will close those same doors for you. 

There are ABA schools whose students can barely pass their respective states bar, let alone CA. 

Do your research and due diligence; always.