matt.mont902

So..long post ahead... For a while now I'd been committed to going to law school. I took the LSAT this past February for the 2nd time in hopes I'd do well enough for my target schools for matriculation this fall (top 20 range). Not to be...So at this point I'm considering other graduate options (though I'm pretty sure I'll take the LSAT again later this year), but with no real direction (BA in Philosophy so go figure). At this point I'm looking at everything from Economics to Psychology (minored in both), but I know I'd need some prerequisite courses to be seriously considered. My question is, can I just take credited non-degree courses to fulfill these admission requirements? If so, is this route looked down upon by admission committees? I'm assuming it'd be similar to the undergrad admission process? Transcripts, LORs, placement/assessment tests? I apologize for my lack of insight and seeming lack of direction and committance...kinda been haunting me my entire life... Any advice will be appreciated!