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From: To: Jeffrey epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com> Subject: WHat is it ? FW: California School of Law Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2012 01:43:35 +0000 Importance Normal Jeffrey, How are you doing ? in which country are you ? I am good, better, I like it in Tokyo much more than Kyoto (I live in my own Japanese house next to the host family who takes care of me, it is warm and nice, they are so caring, Japanese mum and American dad - and their son Roy, i know from California trip, begs me to be his girlfriend but I say no, lol) I received this email even If i never applied to this law school. They say I can study J D at their school but nobody knows about this school I think. Have you heard of this place, California School of Law ? Miss youu > Date: Mon 13 Feb 2012 12:24:04 -0800 > To: > From: admissions@californiaschooloflaw.com > Subject: California School of Law > After a review of your LSAC account it has been determined that you > qualify for admission to the California School of Law's Juris > Doctorate program. The California School of Law is approved to use > LSAC's Credential Assembly Service to receive your LSAT score and > transcripts for admissions. Graduates of our program are eligible to > sit for the Bar Exam in California as well as in other qualifying > states to become attorneys. > The next semester begins April 3, 2012 with an application deadline > of March 1, 2012. > If you are interested in further information, go to > www.CaliforniaSchoolofLaw.com > ** Live Virtual Classrooms" > The California School of Law ("CSL") is an online law school with the > goal of providing an educational experience that is as close as > possible to that offered at a traditional, residential law school. > Students at CSL can see and speak live with their professors and > classmates by logging into a Virtual Classroom from a computer at home > or work. > Students and instructors meet in virtual classrooms to discuss cases > and debate the law from the same casebooks used at major law schools > across the country. The virtual classes meet each week on Tuesday and > Thursday evenings, where students participate in live law school > classes, answering and asking questions, utilizing the traditional > model of learning the law through the Socratic Method. > Classroom participation with professors obviously is a critical EFTA00686961 > component of law school, but communication outside the classroom > between students is also important. At the California School of Law, > students can form study groups to discuss cases, trade class outlines, > prep for tests, as well as make friends and networking connections > that last a lifetime. > • ** Tuition and Financial Aid ** > Tuition is charged by the semester. > • * One Semester $2,500.00 > • * One year or Three Trimesters $7,500.00 > • * 4 year Juris Doctorate Degree $30,000.00 > The California School of Law runs on trimesters, following a > traditional 15 week/4 month law school semester. > California School of Law provides students with several affordable > and attractive installment payment plans. All students enrolled in the > California School of Law will be approved for an installment payment > loan option. All plans require some payment while attending law > school. Tuition is charged by the semester, not the year, keeping both > the principal and interest low. > • **The Application Process** > If you are prepared to start law school and wish to begin the > application process, go to: > http://www.californiaschooloflaw.com/electronic-forms.htrnl > In order to complete the application process, you will need to: > 1. Sign the online Electronic Signature Consent Form. > 2. Fill out and sign the online Official Application. > 3. Pay the non-refundable application fee of $75 to the California > School of Law > 4. If you are not using LSAC's Credential Assembly Service, have > your transcripts sent from the college or university where you earned > your Baccalaureate, Associates degree: > California School of Law > Santa Barbara, CA 93111 > **Contact Information > ** > If you wish to discuss whether the California School of Law is ri ht > for you, you may contact an academic counselor at or > 866-970-4529. You also may reach us through email at: > admissions@califomiaschoolofiaw.com. You also may write to: > Sincerely, > Melissa Miller EFTA00686962 > Admissions Director > Santa Barbara, CA 93111 Fax: > www.californiaschooloflaw.com > -- > To unsubscribe click > http://misc.californiaschooloflaw.com/phplistfip=unsubscribe&uid=eb86606906bfc87689d4e8ba8ae0941 > -- > Powered by PHPlist, www.phplist.com -- > EFTA00686963