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They get students by calling law firm partners they know (both the founders are ex T1s) and try to sell the learn from T1 partners tag, honestly they should stop with the ex-T1 marketing, ▮▮▮
If you belong to a non-NLU, local regional college do not think that a course will help you increase your job prospects focus on hard skills rather. Its also quite sad to see the marketing focusing on inflating pricing and offering discounts through law school ambassadors and campus representatives who just forward preset mail templates to student groups.
MOD PLEASE POST THIS, STUDENTS END UP SPENDING EXORBITANT SUMS DUE TO SUCH PLATFORMS DUE TO THEIR INSECURITIES.