I've heard mixed things about this, but I'm in a similar boat. I asked my top choice law school (mid 50 rank), and they said they would be happy to read it. I'm going about it similarly by providing my SAT and ACT scores, but also including how they compared to my classmates in undergrad (my scores were much lower than theirs). I'm also including my GPA/class rank to show how I was able to get a high GPA than many of them.

I might be going about this all wrong (if that's the case, someone please correct me!), but I would recommend seeing how you compare to your undergraduate classmates in terms of test scores and GPA. If your test scores were higher than your classmates and everyone got a 4.0, I probably wouldn't recommend it.

I was told by the schools I'm applying to that they want to see each job you've had, even if it isn't necessarily relevant work experience--it can also help if you worked these jobs during undergrad and had to balance work/school.