To get into Touro Law, you don’t need a particulary good LSAT score (around 151) and a 3.2 cGPA.
50% of applicants are accepted. One can achieve a 151 LSAT score without any practice (seriously).
But to get into a half-decent law school, it has nothing to do with being “smart enough”, but rather how much work you are willing to put in.
If you are still in College/University, work your hardest to end your last two years with a 3.7+ GPA.
If you have already completed College/University and are unhappy with your overall GPA, consider taking a Masters Program which can only help your case for accesptance. Additionally, study study and study again for the LSAT because its worth 50% of your admission.
I reccomend the PowerScore books for LSAT study books.