Law Schools look at the kind of courses taken as well as the numbers. A 2.05 in Physics may be more impressive than a 4.00 in basket weaving. If you click on the Online Law School Locator below, you will find the median GPA and LSAT scores for every accredited law school. There is no one major that will assure acceptance into law school nor do law schools prefer students with one major over another.
Law schools look for students who can read, write, and reason well.
Take lots of courses that require extensive reading and writing. Law schools look for students with a broad, varied background, who are capable of dealing with complex problems logically. The following people have information about the LSAT and you can get the application book from any of them. Because Law Services, which makes the test, publishes a prepcourse, you can prep for the test. The prep course published by Law Services is on permanent reserve in the Political Science Department, along with the Kaplan Information Test Booklet.