<p>I'm an Indian woman (married & two kids) who currently competes in Mock Trial. I'll be applying to schools this fall for next year. I'm captain of my college Mock Trial team and took home the top attorney award (highest one) at the Greater Midwest Regional Championship. I'm wondering if anyone has any idea how Mock Trial competition plays into the applications/admissions process. I've been doing Mock Trial for about 7 years (since high school). </p>
<p>My LSAT score was 70% percentile at the June sitting (157) and I plan on retaking it. I also have a 4.0 gpa at the current school. Due to 3 courses (9 credit hours) I took 8 years ago I'm looking at a cumulative of 3.43 so far and it should go up to a 3.56 after this semester. </p>
<p>I'm just wondering if my mock trial experience will help me on applications. I've been getting emails and fee waivers from a variety of schools (ranked in Tier 2 to 16 in the country) and I'm wondering if the emails actually represent any type of realistic chance of getting into these schools. Thank you for any advice or information you can offer!</p>