Take classes that emphasize writing, logic, and quantitative skills.
Law schools like to see well-rounded students with solid writing and reasoning skills.
Consider taking political science, history, and philosophy classes, as well as some math, economics, and accounting. If possible, visit some law schools while they are in session. Start taking practice LSATs. Legalease offers these free of charge throughout the year. Meet with Dr. Bass, the pre-law advisor, to discuss options and realistic choices for law school.