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If you're thinking of attending law school, you should be concerned about what requirements you'll need to even apply.

While law schools generally don't require any specific undergraduate degree. you will be required to have earned a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university. Most schools require an official undergraduate transcript as proof of your degree.

Law schools desired LSAT score ranges vary, but one thing is for sure: you will have to take the LSAT in order to be accepted to law school. Depending on what time of year you apply, there may be a particular LSAT administration that a school recommends, so you may want to check on that.

Also, if you're not sure how your target law school handles multiple LSAT scores. be sure to ask the admissions office for clarification.

The vast majority of ABA-accredited law schools will require you to submit a personal statement with your application; there are exceptions, but in any event, it's in your best interest to take advantage of this opportunity to "speak" to the admissions committee about your personality or other characteristics that don't come through your application otherwise and that can help convince them that you are a qualified candidate.