[header] How to obtain a law degree [title] Go to college. [step] In almost every state, a four-year bachelor's degree is required to gain admittance into law school. However, in michigan for example, you can attend law school so long as you have completed a certain number of college credits from a four-year institution, or have obtained an associates degree.
[header] How to obtain a law degree [title] Go to college. [step] In almost every state, a four-year bachelor's degree is required to gain admittance into law school. However, in michigan for example, you can attend law school so long as you have completed a certain number of college credits from a four-year institution, or have obtained an associates degree.
Finally, depending on the law school you attended as a student, a four-year degree is required as well. Most law schools credit to four-year colleges. In every state where a bachelor's degree is required, go to school and major in anything you are interested in. Law schools do not require you to have any particular focus. Generally, up to four-year degrees require at least two years of coursework. [substeps] Once you are accepted into law school, your graduation grades will be fine. Law schools are not required to accept students with a minimum passing average of a gpa. [substeps] In michigan, the minimum number of college credits available for a law degree is 10.