FAQ Juris Doctor I work full time—Is it possible to go through Oak Brook College at the same time? Should I get into law school even though I have been in my present occupation for 20 years? Do you think a father or mother can complete the JD program?
I work full time—Is it possible to go through Oak Brook College at the same time? Should I get into law school even though I have been in my present occupation for 20 years? Do you think a father or mother can complete the JD program?
The answer to these questions lies in one simple question you need to ask yourself: Is God calling me to law school, and specifically, is God calling me to the Oak Brook College of Law? If God has called you to Oak Brook College, He will enable you to complete it no matter what your age, employment, financial, or family situation. Many of our students are employed full time and a number of our students have families of their own. It is vital that you ensure God is calling you to this. Second only to God's calling, time management is essential. A student will be required to complete an average of 18 study hours per week (3-4 hours of study a day, 6 days a week). If a student does not manage their time well, that student will probably be overwhelmed well short of completion.