Is there any difference in meaning between saying "from law school" and "from a law school"?
Native speaker’s answer
Rebecca
Yes, there is a difference between saying "from law school" and "from a law school". If you said "from a law school" here, it would imply that the exact law school where the diploma was received is unknown, and it just came from a random law school. Without the article "a" it sounds more natural as "from law school" assumes that the speaker knows which law school the diploma came from.