[Atlas Sneezed]

Well, I hate to say it, but most joint MBA/JD degrees are only 3 three years.

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The typical full-time JD is 3 academic years.
The typical full-time MBA is 2 academic years.

I think you are off on this one. Got any examples of this “typical” program?

[PAR35]

When I looked into it some years ago, an MBA/JD program was generally 4 years. Pepperdine’s still is, Quinnipiac lets you double count 9 hours, so it looks like it would cut off a semester. University of Hawaii At Manoa says their program is 3 to 4 years. You all can research the rest on your own here:
http://programs.gradschools.com/gradschools.taf?_function=detail&school_type=238&split=100&pagenum=1&_UserReference=7F00000146B676D20124356B1CEE470C1542&_start=25

Or you could just keep swapping opinions.

[ConservativeMind]

Check out literally any joint-degree MBA/JD program at a graduate school. My graduate school was just one of many that had this option and I know three people who went through with this very joint-degree program.

The programs are usually that much when separate, but when together, all your “electives” are chosen in the other field.

Trust me, I know the answer on this one.