At first, Chris S. Zouboulakis was wary about being accepted by a law school that does all its teaching over the Internet. �I confess that I spent most of my time going through the refund policy,� he says.
But for Zouboulakis, a work-at-home father of two in Menlo Park, Calif., this was the only way he could become a lawyer. So he decided to give Concord Law School a try.
Now, more than four years after Concord began offering online courses in 1998, Zouboulakis and five other members of the school�s first graduating class say their gamble on this fledgling approach to legal education has paid off.
I know Mr. Zouboulakis -- he's married to a college roommate of mine. I wish Chris, his classmates, and all of Concord Law School the best of luck.
Details here from the ABA Journal.