<p>I am currently a junior at the University of Florida and have repeatedly changed my mind regarding my future career. I think I have finally chosen to attend law school and/or a global public health program after graduation with the intention of going into international human rights. However, I am worried that my varied undergraduate coursework and lack of "pre-law" extracurriculars will prevent me from being accepted to a good program.<br>
major: mathematics
minor: Arabic
(also have classes in political science, religion and pre-med courses)
GPA: 3.93
Honors College at my school
I am service director of two organizations, have gone on two international service trips, volunteer as a mentor and tutor, and am going to be volunteering at a hospital starting this semester.
Also, I am studying abroad in the spring.</p>
<p>Does anyone recommend any particular classes or extracurriculars that might boost my resume? Do I have any chance of getting into any top 20 law schools?
(I don't know if this is even considered during the application process- but does it help that I received a 1520 on the SATs and am a National Merit Scholar?)
Thanks!</p>