I left Law school in my third year and took the rest of my money and got a teaching certification. I had good grades (3.4 ish) was president of the Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity, but really started to feel I did not want to be a lawyer.
I will be paying my law school loans for at least another 10 years, but I got my certification, taught for a few years, moved out of education and now am the Director of Training and Support for a medium sized software company in Buffalo (and have been for the past 5 years.)
I have always put my law school experience (incomplete that it is) on my resume. When people ask, I tell them the truth. I realized I didn't want to be a lawyer and thought it best to move forward with what I wanted to do as quickly as possible.
School is just exercise for the brain. A degree is worthless without a good person behind it. I would hire an outstanding instructor with no degree over an over-educated bad one any day.
You'll be fine. If you we're smart enough to get into law school and are mature enough to know its not what you want to do, you'll have the smarts to work things out.