Your main concern with getting into law school is to ace the LSATs. I suggest, even though it’s a steep price, to take the Princeton Review class in your area. It improved my score 11 points. If you do not have time for a class, then make sure you take blocks of time to STUDY for the Lsat. This is a major determining factor, especially if you’ve been out of school a number of years. Lastly, some law schools are more friendly towards older, returning students (I’m assuming you aren’t going right out of undergrad, since you mention already earning your degree) so you may wish to research the law schools out there you’re interested in that meet that criteria, such as Northwestern.

Law school is very simple. You need a degree in anything and a LSAT score. Some extra currics and letters of rec are usually nice to have as well.

However, the bulk of what determines whether you get in or not are your GPA and LSAT score.