CLE Rush Hour Report
Not unexpectedly, our most popular months for enrollments were likely driven by compliance deadlines. June took the top spot with 13.53% of all enrollments followed by December at 11.68% and January at 11.66%. The lowest months for enrollment count were February at a meager 2.55% of all enrollments, followed by September at 5.47% and July at 5.94%.
Practice Area Popularity Contest
Not unexpectedly, our most popular months for enrollments were likely driven by compliance deadlines. June took the top spot with 13.53% of all enrollments followed by December at 11.68% and January at 11.66%. The lowest months for enrollment count were February at a meager 2.55% of all enrollments, followed by September at 5.47% and July at 5.94%.
Time, time, time!
We used average enrollment count per course to determine attorney’s preferred durations. Keep in mind that some regulators consider 50 minutes an hour and rounding rules vary, so this data is slightly less than perfect. Still, it’s interesting that the data shows that attorneys continue to prefer courses in hour-long increments with one-hour programs being the most popular duration followed by two-hour programs, with three hour programs coming in fourth. Additionally, attorneys prefer programs with half-hour increments to those with 15-minute increments, although 1.75 hours did outperform 2.5 hours. Our guess is that attorneys don’t want to try and piece together their hourly requirement via such incremental gains. Courses below 30 minutes showed low popularity, likely because a limited number of regulators allow credit for these shorter programs.
We hope you enjoyed these insights into the mind of the CLE consumer! We always enjoy uncovering new trends through our annual data analysis.
