Think about where you want to spend three years of intensive study. Again, reading and talking with others can help. Take advantage of the Pre-Law programs and the Houston Law Forum which bring law school representatives on campus. Visit prospective law schools during your travels. Give some thought to recommendations.
Most law schools request two faculty letters.
The most persuasive letters are often written by faculty who know you well and for whom you have done your best work. Consider taking another course from such professors. If you are a slow reader, have a weak vocabulary, or possess mediocre writing skills, you might explore courses in a community college in your home town during the summer or you might take an additional English course. Read the packet thoroughly to make sure you understand all phases of the application process. This is the single most important step.