Develop good relationships with your professors. This will help you later on when you need to furnish letters of recommendations for law school. Participate in the Penn Community. Your involvement is judged more by quality than quantity. Select a few activities of interest where you can make a substantial contribution rather than several activities that spread you apart.
Law schools like to see evidence of leadership, initiative, communication skills and commitment.
Talk to current law students about their experiences in law school. Obtain legal internships or talk to practicing lawyers about how they spend their work day and what skills they think are important to have in order to succeed in the field of law. Not to be copied or distributed without permission.