7 Sage has an admissions predictor tool that should give you an idea of your chances of getting into a school by entering in your GPA and simulated LSAT score. Try that. https://7sage.com/admissions/predictor

Also, I don't think that getting into a T14 law school is the sole determinant as to whether or not you'll get to be a lawyer. There's like almost 200 accredited law schools in the United States and a law degree from any one of them plus passing your state's bar exam will allow you to practice law. Your actual education probably wouldn't differ much depending on which law school you get into, they all largely use the same socratic method of teaching. Going to a T14 schools would probably afford you more opportunities as far as potential legal career, that much is true. But if you all you care about is helping people, a law degree from any accredited law school would allow you to do that. This is just my opinion, but you might have an easier process if you don't put so much pressure on yourself. Study as much as your schedule can manage to get a good LSAT score, talk to the admissions department of whatever schools you're applying for and ask them for specifics on what you need to do to get in that school. And lastly, chill out. You'll probably be fine, studying can be fun, if let it be. 👍

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