<p>During summers when I was in high school I took some college courses thinking that the grades I got in there wouldn't be counted on later on, cause I was in high school at the time. I have a 3.72 gpa currently at my school but the four grades from courses I took in the summers came out to be: A, B, C, B. When I calculated this into my Lsac grade it affected me a bit. Will the law schools that I look at take into consideration the fact that I did these classes during high school or do I have to deal with it by taking more classes during summer to balance it out? I'm pretty worried that this will screw me later on. For example take three classes during the summer that I could use instead of an easier one or two. Thanks for all the help.</p>