<p>I'm currently attending Syracuse University for undergrad and want to apply to law school in the fall. I'm thinking about either corporate or international law. I'd really appreciate someone's input about the law schools i'm applying to and if i'll have a good chance at getting admitted. I'm looking to work preferably in the northeast, carolinas/virgina, or midwest when I graduate.
Major: Bachelors of Science in Economics, Finance minor
Took some pretty challenging 500 level economics classes and went abroad for a semester to Hong Kong.
LSAT: 165 (studied a bunch and probably won't retake)
GPA: 3.55
My letters of rec and ECs are not going to be anything above average.
I will probably be able to write a decent cover letter.
Did an internship with a financial planning firm, a not for profit public policy research firm in Hong Kong, and interning part time at a law firm this summer.
I am NOT a URM</p>
<p>I've selected law schools ranked from T-30 to 50 such as :
Fordham U
William and Mary
U Illinois
UNC
Ohio State U
U Colorado Boulder
Wake Forest
Florida State
Cardozo
U Houston</p>
<p>and two safetys:
Syracuse U
SUNY Buffalo</p>
<p>Thoughts? Thanks!</p>