The circumstances are not for you to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with what circumstances are given to us.

I often get worried too, having similar goals but a much worse gpa than yours. I have a buddy in law school at UPenn that I often vent to when I get worried about admissions and he tells me two main things. First, is that no matter what the admission predictor tells you, it is people that admit you into law school, not machines. Secondly, and most importantly, is that there are many factors moving forward that you cannot control, but the one factor that you can control is your LSAT score. Focus on that and the rest will move into place as it needs to.

7 sage tracks data on how you preform on different question types. once you have a sufficient amount of drills done you can go to the overview tab and see how you are doing in different areas. from there, you can build drills focusing on what question types you need to strengthen. Other than that it seems like you are doing fine I would just keep working through the core curriculum.