Should I Go to a State-Accredited Law School?  QI am about to
enroll at a state-accredited law school because the cost is a
fraction of the cost of an ABA-accredited school. Plus, my LSAT
scores aren’t as competitive to obtain a decent amount of
scholarships at an ABA school.  I have average grades and an
average LSAT score, but a wealth of experience in engineering,
an MBA, and a good rapport with customers. People skills are my
strongest attribute.  My question is: Will I be limiting my
legal career graduating from a state-accredited law school? If I
am fortunate enough to get through law school and pass the bar,
I don’t intend on leaving California, where the school is
accredited. I know that I probably don’t have a shot at big law
firms, but can I leverage my engineering background, my MBA
degree, and my experience in the utility and real estate world
to land a job at any big or small law firm?  AWill you be
limiting your legal career? Yes. Can you leverage your
experience, skills, and simpatico for custo