<p>Law school admissions is about as formulaic as it gets. Outside of the top 3 law schools, your LSAT (and to a lesser degree your GPA) will determine what schools you get into. This is in contrast to med school admissions where there are a variety of factors (MCAT, cumulative GPA, science GPA, personal statement, secondary essays, clinical experience, volunteer experience, research experience, letter of recs, interview, strength of undergrad) that are taken into account.</p>