hey everyone, i’m an indian student and i’ve been preparing for the LSAT for a few weeks now. i’m aiming for a US JD (fall 2027 intake) and i’m still in the early stages of building my profile.

recently, a study abroad agency here told me that the US usually doesn’t grant visas for law school even if someone has a strong profile and a decent LSAT score. they basically implied that unless you’re exceptional, it’s not worth the risk, which honestly left me feeling pretty discouraged.

so i wanted to hear from real people instead of agencies.

are there any international students here, especially from india, who gave the LSAT and actually got into a good law school in the US? how did your application process go and how did things work out with the visa?

also, in your honest opinion, is pursuing a US JD as an international student in the current climate a reasonable bet, or am i throwing time and money at something that’s stacked against me from the start?

i’d really appreciate any real experiences or advice.

thanks so much.

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3 comments

  • Thursday, Jan 01

    Reading this post itself brings so much trauma! I studied in India and had a near-perfect GPA, first class with distinction! Hence, the program in India, at least the one I attended, is a three-year program; I had to complete another BA to apply to law school here in the US. I will never forget this experience.

    So, my friend, do your due diligence and check whether the US education board accredits your BA/BS before investing any more effort in the US law school application process.

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  • Saturday, Dec 27 2025

    there's an indian lsat subreddit i think, maybe you should look there

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