Law School with less then 60 graded credits

[Stonybeach]

When reviewing law schools, its important to evaluate which law schools align with your long term goals. That will make your application (personal statement) more in alignment with the school's values. Also, you need to consider, after you graduate, what next, biglaw, or small boutique practice or solo?

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Something else to consider. Taking the bar. Some students may request accommodations for law school, however, they won't for taking the bar in x state. Its really tricky and sometimes unclear if the bar will accept the accommodations request or, they accept but don't grant the privilege to practice in the state even if you pass the bar exam.

I find it interesting that Wisconsin has "Diploma Privilege."

https://law.wisc.edu/current/diploma_privilege/