<p>Hey PGhaley, I am going to give you the honest opinion everyone here will agree with. Well, everyone who knows a thing or two about law school.</p>
<p>GPA and LSAT are first and foremost, while your extracurriculars come in near last on the list coming after Letter of Recs, Personal Statements, etc. Some really awesome extracurriculars may help marginally, but what you have are cookie cutter extracurriculars.</p>
<p>You volunteered at a law firm. Repeat that to yourself until you get this.</p>
<p>Think about how low a 3.1 is: you’ve received mostly C’s and B’s and perhaps a couple of A’s here and there (I’m just assuming there is no +/- system there) AND you’re coming from a stateU - where A’s are as easy as attendance. How do I know? I transferred from a stateU.</p>
<p>155 is pretty poor considering the amount of support the rest of your application will provide.</p>
<p>You won’t get into those schools, even if you are a minority. Notice how after all these hundreds of hours volunteering at a law firm, you still cannot read an article: how certain are you about going to law school and studying law where you’ll be reading “articles” 10x more complex all day long?</p>
<p>You don’t seem qualified, and you don’t have qualifications.</p>
<p>I think it is in your best interest to stop all this volunteering and get a career going! In all honesty, we are just trying to help you pick the best route. Thanks!</p>