easiest?
when virtually every applicant is required to slog through the pre-requisite sciences (usually with a liberal dose of upper levels); hang out in provider settings for what looks to be the de facto benchmark of 100hours, obtain letters of recommendation from professors that in some cases have no vested interest in your future; oh, and grind for weeks or months preparing for a five hour brain-nuking exam...all before getting the opportunity to go on interviews and defend your motivations for pursuing this career path while standing out amongst the sea of doppelganger candidates to get into any school...none of what we do to get in is easy, no matter the school.
but you probably mean schools with the lowest admissions requirements. you can easily look up the dat/gpa/whatever range for incoming students. you might find that one school took someone with a 3.1 last year!!! that guy is the exception, not the rule. i'm that guy (probably not the only one) this year, and i'll tell you i got extremely lucky.
don't be that guy.