Law School with less then 60 graded credits

[Nemfis]

Leverage your bachelor's degree and go for a master's degree with 30 graded credits for a total of "60" graded credits. If the price is an issue, get an MBA at Hellenic American University for $ 3,000 while studying for the LSAT. Do you have any opinions on improving the success of getting accepted to an ABA law school with a graduate degree?

Law schools only consider the FIRST bachelor degree for the 60 graded credits. So, getting another bachelor or master's doesn't help.

Yes, I found a reference to your statement here: https://www.lsac.org/applying-law-school...marization

Does the OP already hold a conferred bachelor's degree?

Yes, I do have conferred bachelor’s. I was also under impression that I need 60 graded credits total (not the first degree), so decided to get a second degree with additional 30 credits at UMPI a bit sooner. As soon as I realized my mistake, I created this post.