California Living Will Law
What pre-law /law colleges in California will i be able to attend?
im only a sophomore in high school, but i am setting myself to live in California & i want to be a lawyer, that is my extreme passion. Now my grades are pretty well like mid-80’s + & i play tennis & im going to play Soccer next year. I plan on doing community service from now – senior year. Next year i will take criminal law as an EXTRA class & im already taking law enforcement as an elective/major. I also am in 3h in Spanish ( which is pretty high for someone in 10th grade ] & instead of dropping spanish, i am going to take it through senior year. I will attend any college in California as long as it offers Law. Can somebody tell what colleges i should strive to get into & what else i need to do to get into them. Thank you.
you can attend UCI. its a pretty great school, but you need to have amazing grades. i would suggest having higher than an 1800 on your SAT would help. Colleges like to see commitment so if you are going to do community service, start now and continue until you graduate.colleges want to see well rounded students apply so make sure that you don’t burn out. do everything well but only do what you can handle.
good luck!
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