Question:I'm getting a 4-year B.A. from an accredited on-line university (American Military University). I'm pondering moving on to law school when I'm done with my 4-year degree. However, I'm not sure if a law school will accept an on-line degree even though it's a bachelor's and it's from an accredited university. I did send an e-mail to the law school I'm thinking about, but I figure there's no harm in asking people's expertise here as well. This'll probably be faster anyway. Thanks!
Answers:
If it's properly accredited, it should be acceptable. The higher ranked ones might not give it too much weight tho so it had better be backed with an extra high LSAT score. If it's just a regular law school, there shouldn't be any problems.
Basically, if the state bar will consider it a proper bachelor degree, the law schools in that state will take it.
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