Monica Langdon Jackson, Attorney-At-Law

This is not well - organized law school admission whatsoever. I applied and the application still in review for over 11 weeks. Thus, anyone would realize how poor this admission is!.I applied for over 15 law school, the latest one i heard from was 6 weeks. No further comment.

Going into my last year now and it's been an incredible educational experience at a stunning facility and under the supervision of highly-qualified professors and attorneys. The resources extended to students were vast in range but all high in quality. With bar exam pass rates consistently in the top 3 statewide, I'm confident in my education.

My wife received a challenging, practical, top-notch law school education. She worked hard (as you should do if you truly want to reap the benefits of a college education in this market), landed several great internships, and won a National Championship in Mock Trial due to her great coaches and faculty. Went on to land her dream litigation job at a great law firm. Definitely worth our investment/money, and the return will be even better! The Dean truly cares about his students and manages the school in very productive and forward-thinking manner.

Very hard, but I would recommend this school over any others in North Carolina, especially if you are going to practice in North Carolina...

there grads have a 17% unemployment rate. Only 50% of their grads have a job as a lawyer full time after graduation. Six figure debt load and no way to pay it back...to high a price for that cool little "Esq. " on the letter-head. Go to JDunderground, or Top Law Schools Forum and just search the name and you will see the truth. This place opened in the heyday of lawyering and has been coasting on early grads ever since.