<p>Hello everyone! I am very much aware that there are several discussions featuring anxious students wondering about their chances of getting into a good law school,.... but I'm gonna do it anyway because I have to admit that I'm a bit anxious about law school admission as well!</p>
<p>My concern is about my chances of getting into Harvard Law (or Columbia, Stanford, or Cornell). I am a junior at a top 30 college double majoring in East Asian Studies and International Relations, and minoring in Anthropology and French. On a random side note, I have studied French, Japanese, Korean and Chinese so far and plan on adding Arabic senior year. Because of a terrible course I took in the spring, I currently have a 3.5. However, I will raise it to a 3.7 by the end of Junior year.</p>
<p>I am the founder and president of the Chinese Table Club, I volunteer every year for a huge show held by the Asian American Student Association, I have had two on campus jobs (one at a career center and one tutoring international students in English). I have just become the Department representative for East Asian Studies and the Chinese Department, which means I will be making some huge improvements in both departments!! I have taught intro Chinese classes for high school and middle school students at Yale and Princeton and I am a member of an honor society (which I will hopefully hold a board position in soon). On the side, I went to Beijing to study VERY intensive Chinese for the summer. I plan on applying to be an orientation leader later on.</p>
<p>I have only taken one Practice LSAT and I'm around 170, but I'm gonna try for the 174-177 range.</p>
<p>I'm so sorry that's a bit of a handful!! So do I have a good chance of getting into Harvard? <em>Bites nails</em>
Thank you in advanced for reading and for your advice!! </p>