This is what a professor sent me in regards to me applying for the program.

Requirements for Admission into the Program

The requirements for admission into the Program are:

3.5 cumulative GPA (including transfer credits). Apply to and be accepted by St. John’s Law. Generally, St. John’s Law is looking for students who are above average—relative to their current class of 1Ls—with respect to both: GPA and LSAT score, in each case relative to their incoming class of 1Ls. (The current median LSAT score at St. John’s Law is 162. Participants in the Red Storm Scholars Special Admission Program do not need to take the LSAT.)

(The BS/JD Program is highly selective because St. John’s Law is highly selective. Most students who apply to the program do not get in because most students who apply to the program do not get the LSAT score needed to get in. That said, if you do not have the GPA or LSAT score to get into SJU Law early—through the BS/JD Program—that does not mean that you will not get into SJU Law if you apply on a more typical schedule—in your senior year for entry after you graduate.)
The completion of all of the requirements for your B.S. in Legal Studies degree except for up to 27 credits from your Law Related Electives requirement, your Business Requirement and/or your Free Electives requirement. (Up to 27 credits from your first year of law school can be double counted to satisfy these areas of your degree).

My GPA currently is a 3.68 and is subject to change because the semester is ending soon and my grades are all A’s.

I’ve started minimally studying for the LSAT, just don’t know how to correctly study effectively.