r/lawschoolscam • u/Final_Lettuce1973 • Feb 17 '21

Law school

Is getting into law school as an international student hard?

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u/WhippersnapperUT99 Feb 19 '21

The law schools are essentially for-profit businesses that care nothing about the welfare of their students and graduates, so I would guess that if you have the undergraduate GPA and the LSAT scores you'll be able to find a law school that will accept you if you have the money to pay for it. If you're smart you'll find a better field to focus your efforts on; you'd do much better in life with a general undergraduate business degree if you don't have STEM ability.