Hello, that's very nice of you. I would be interested. Is there a link?

Interested!

Claudio, take the October LSAT and cancel it if you do not like the score. You have the option to see how much you got and cancel it before they release the score (beware though that you have to pay a fee for this and this is only allowed for the first time you take the test). I would say if you get a score between 158-162 then you will probably get into your pick law schools. If you desire to take it again because your score was lower than that, make sure you only apply to take the LSAT once you are confident you can take a 160+.

Take all this with a grain of sound, you know your situation better than I do.

Don't be anxious. Honestly, I have heard that legal work in a gap year might be even bad for you in case you are not passionate about what you are doing. That will be a risk if you just take the job because you believe you have to. This article might help: https://abovethelaw.com/career-files/law-school-lowdown-should-you-paralegal-prior-to-attending-law-school/