<p>I just recieved my LSAT score, 156, which is not the greatest to say the least. My current UGPA is 4.0, and assuming I have a strong personal statement and letters of reccomendation, what do you think are my chances of getting into these law schools (listed in order of preference):</p>
<p>UC Berkeley
UC Hastings
UC Davis
UCLA </p>
<p>My major is Philosophy with a minor in Creative Writing. I have a few soft factors that might play an important role: I worked between 20-23 hours a week a week since I began college as an assistant manager of a movie theatre, I am gay and hispanic, I am currently finishing a 120 hour internship with a law firm and am applying for another 80 hour internship for the summer, I have competed on my college's moot court team for two years, and I was accepted into the Honors Arts and Humanities Program at my school (CSU Fresno). </p>
<p>Outside of Academia, I have also led 4 fundraisers for Make A Wish and KCAO (a local charity that helps underpriveledged families) in conjunction with the movie theatre I work with. </p>
<p>Does it seem like I even have a shot at any of the UC Law schools? I really would love to attend a law school in the bay area given their close proximity to the gay rights dispute currently developing. </p>
<p>On a side note, should I include an addendum showing that I am not the greatest standardized test taker? My sat scores were not great either - mid 1500s. Should I explain that my LSAT score will not be an accurate indicator of my performance in law school, just like my SAT score was not an indicator for my undergraduate performance?</p>
<p>Thanks for your input!</p>