Harsh, but true. But for someone who can afford it, it can be a positive experience.

Step one would be to visit the LSAC website (you can just google LSAC, it stands for Law School Admission Council). The process is intuitive from there, so you shouldn't struggle too much.

A friend of mine got into UCLA LLM in Legal Philosophy. The UCLA School of Law gave him 35000 dollars in financial aid. Another person I know - just an acquaintance this time - who did her undergraduate law degree in Oxford got rejected by Harvard the first time she applied there for the LLM (at the end of her final year), and only got accepted the next year, after graduating with top grades not just from the BA in Jurisprudence, but from the Oxford BCL as well. Stop misleading people. Take your bitterness and sour grapes to people like yourself, and not to people who genuinely want to achieve in life (and this isn't to say that American LLMs aren't costly AF, or lower quality (from an academic perspective) than those in other countries). Or, if you really have examples of people who got in with bad grades, provide them: at least where they studied law at the undergraduate level and what grades they obtained. No hiding behind "privacy", "confidentiality", "anonymity" etc., and if mods get into that stuff, you allow these kinds of bitter comments to be posted all the time, so either admit you are biased or provide an opportunity for backing up of these claims. If you genuinely want to help, talk about problems getting a job in the U.S. with an LLM from there instead of making these kinds of claims.