Others have already covered the territory as far as evaluating your current list. You do have some realistic ones on there, so you shouldn’t be shut out, but it is likely to be a rejection-heavy application season; will you be okay with that?
Have you considered URI’s International Business Program? You could get a dual degree in French and Finance, and spend a year studying and doing an internship in a French-speaking country. A lot of students in URI’s international programs end up getting offers from companies they interned with during their year abroad. URI’s location is lovely, too - not far from Conn College. A lot of upperclassmen live at the beach.
The pre-law aspect doesn’t need to be a big factor at this stage; you can be pre-law in any major, at any college. The LSAT is an important factor in law school admissions, though, so take any opportunities you have along the way to refine your standardized test-taking skills.