What are the exact steps I could take to get Concord University Law School approved by the Georgia Bar?

Should I write letters giving reasons why Concord University Law School should be admitted to the Georgia Bar, or would a petition by citizens be effective? I'm a 1L student with a Doctorate in Curriculum and Education. I have already written the Georgia Senate asking to be able to contribute to the study of new methodologies of legal education.

You can not do this alone. The correct procedure is that the professors of Concord University along with the Administrators and staff must petition the the Georgia Bar to be granted approval. They must first inquire on the standards and procedures, that Concord must meet in order to be granted approval. Then they must write a formal document that gives several years of proof of how they have been and will continue to meet those standards and procedures. This could be a very long and costly process; however, Concord would benefit by the approval, because they would certainly benefit from being able to recruit future lawyers from GA.

What you could do, is steer your letters to the professors and the administration of Concord. Ask them to seek approval by the GA. Bar.

that's something the board of directors will do. not something students can accomplish. citizens have no bearing on accreditation.

Good luck with that. But if you really want to be a member of the bar, you will have a better chance by going to a real law school instead.