jch

law school admission only cares about your cumulative undergrad grades and LSAT score. You'll do great with that 3.99 uGPA, just get a 174+ on the LSAT.

Thanks for the great suggestions, I'll contact the econ program's director near me to seek their advice after mid-April. I recently thought of something: I might be able to get 3 good recs from the 3 law profs on the faculty of UMN law that have a combo of JD+PhD econ law (PhD from Harvard, Stanford & Berkeley), but the content of the letters would be general statements rather than specific examples (as I've never worked with them but other law profs can vouch for me to them). Assuming this can be done and that I get an 800 Math GRE, with my profile as-is (without more math/econ/stat classes), could you chance me for a shot at top 6 or top 15 econ program?

*got the advice I needed, thank you all!