<p>What are my chances at law school, even though I haven't experienced college yet?</p>
<p>Profile</p>
<p>School Type: Magnet High School
Location: San Antonio, TX
Race/Gender: Hispanic
Prospective Major: Medicine (Biology)
AIM: libricrucis
Weighted GPA: 97.10652
Class rank: ~25 of 220 </p>
<p>ACT Scores
ACT Composite: 29 </p>
<p>Long-form Info</p>
<p>Extracurricular Info
(2003-2004) On 1st place UIL Science Team
(2003-2004) 8th Place, UIL Science
(2003-2004) Student Council Representative
(2003-2004) UIL Science Participant
(2003-2004) Medical Mentorship Program
(2003-2004) B.E.A.C.O.N. (Gifted and Talented Program)
(Summer 2004) CSM Inner-city Youth Trip (~30 hours, 5 days) look up hours later
o Working with homeless, HIV/AIDS patients, cleaning, assisting
(2004) Whos Who Among American High Schools
(2004) Red Cross Club
(2004) Dance Revolution Club (Indian Dance)
(2004) H.O.S.A (Health Occupational Students of America)
(2004) Mu Alpha Theta (Math Club)
(2004) Spanish Honor Society
(2004) News for the Pews (church Newspaper) </p>
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<p>Other Info
I'm a sophomore attending a very well acclaimed, magnet high school, specializing in the medical field. The name of the school is Health Careers High School, which has won several awards demonstrating its excellence, such as being one of Intel's Scholastic top 6 schools in academics, a National Blue Ribbon School, has a 99%-100% TAKS passing rate, has had several teachers reach state level for "Best Teacher of the Year", and has had National finalist in both the Intel Science Fair and History Fair. My only fear is that from this great reputation, comes weakness. The weakness is that though I try hard in my classes, people at my school are geniuses, so my class rank will look horrible.</p>
<p>I know it is early to start thinking, but I really want to be secure in what I'll be doing with the rest of my life.</p>