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What is the difference between an accredited and an unaccredited law school?

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What is the difference between an accredited and an unaccredited law school?

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An accredited law school has had its overall program and curriculum approved by a federal and/or state bar association. In general, this means that you can trust accredited schools to provide you with a better-quality legal education than unaccredited schools.