No LSAT required. Just a "dedication to their mission" or some *&^% like that. Don't think your GPA matters much either.
One of the requirements is that you work for the school for 40 hours per year, basically a community service sort of requirement. I've heard tales of people being made to do small scale construction and electrical work around the school when the school finds out they know how to. Tip top stuff.
Seriously, poke around their site for a bit. It should keep you LOLing for at least a half hour.
From Wikipedia, here's the bit about their bar passage rate:
People's College of Law has recently announced that statistics published by the State Bar indicate that 50% of graduates taking the July 2007 Bar Exam for the first time passed. However, it is based on one student actually passing the bar of the two that attempted the examination for the first time. The four students who repeated the examination at the same time all failed the bar examination. People's claims that this bar passage rate surpasses the ABA accredited Western State University College of Law's bar passage rate.