Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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It doesn't really matter what your background is. You just need to have the equivalent of a bachelors degree (B.A. or B.S.) and take the LSAT (maybe TOESL, but I don't think so for an Indian). There is no prerequisite study or background to go to law school in the U.S. Once you graduate, you take the bar exam in the state you want to practice, and you're done. The main difficulty is paying for law school, because it is VERY expensive and much of the financial aid would not be available since much of it is government based for U.S. citizens.
