WIS News 10 - Columbia, South Carolina | Chas. School of Law receives license from SC Commission on Higher Education
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(Columbia-AP) July 8, 2004 - The Charleston School of Law can begin offering classes in the fall. The state Commission on Higher Education issued the school a license on Thursday.
Law school founder Alex Sanders says the school expects to enroll 125 full-time students in August out of the 960 applications they've gotten. School officials say three-quarters of those who'll enroll are from South Carolina.
Sanders says the student's average entrance test scores are above the national average.
Tuition is about $25,000 a year.
There are seven full-time faculty members. The school still needs acreditation from the American Bar Assocation. Officials say they hope to get it before fall's first class graduates three years from now.
posted 12:01pm by Chris Rees
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