If you want to be a lawyer, have the aptitude and qualities needed for the practice of law, think clearly, and like to work under pressure, the answer may be yes. If you don't know what to do after you graduate, haven't thought through what a legal career is all about, or don't really want to be a lawyer, but think that going to law school is a good way to avoid making hard decisions about your future, the answer may be no. Don't drift into law school. Make a decision to go or not to go based on a careful consideration of all the facts and all the options. The formal requirements are simple.
Most schools require letters of recommendation.
When most students ask about requirements for law school, they really don't want the answer given above. These are difficult questions to answer because admission standards vary from school to school and because GPA and LSAT scores are not the only factors considered by law schools in making their admission decisions. Next best are the top regional schools. Baylor, Southern Methodist University, Texas Tech, and the University of Texas are a few of the better schools in the Southwest. Finally, you should know that there are some law schools that are not accredited by the American Bar Association.