Can i get my MBA and still go to law school?

Yes, you can get your MBA and then go to law school. Many people do this, often pursuing the MBA first and then the JD (Juris Doctor, the law degree). Some may even do both simultaneously, though this is far more challenging.

Here are the common approaches:

* MBA then JD: This is the most common route. You complete your MBA, gain some work experience (often considered beneficial for law school applications), and then apply to law school.

* JD then MBA: Some people prefer to get their legal education first, then pursue an MBA to enhance their career prospects in a business-related legal field (like corporate law).

* Simultaneous MBA/JD: Some universities offer joint degree programs where you can earn both degrees concurrently. This is a very demanding path and requires careful planning and a high level of academic commitment.

The best path for you depends on your career goals, financial situation, and personal preferences. Consider what type of legal career you envision and how an MBA might complement it. Speaking with admissions counselors at both MBA and law schools can help you determine the best approach for your individual circumstances.