How can I become a JD student?

Question

A undergraduate without law background, is it possible for me to be recruited to be a student of legal course?

Answer 1

In order to enter law school, you will need an undergraduate degree. Your undergraduate major will not matter. You will, however, have to take the LSAT exam, and achieve a high score.

Also, you will not be "recruited" to law school. You will have to decide to which law schools you wish to apply, and then submit an application.

In order to be a strong candidate for admission to law school, you must have a high GPA, a high LSAT score, and strong letters of recommendation from your undergraduate professors.