##### If you want to increase your chances getting into Yale Law School (New Haven, CT), then I suggest:

 - That you have outstanding grades from your undergraduate degrees since the median GPA of successful applicants is 3.94/40.0. A high LSAT(median is 173) or GRE score is also necessary
- That you have a strong resume the highlights your academic achievements, work experience, extracurricular activities, and leadership skills. Make sure to also get letters of recommendation from the professors or employers that can vouch for your intellectual abilities and character.
- That you write a compelling personal statement that showcases your personality, interest, goals and reasons for choosing Yale Law school, it would seem like they want you to have interests more than they want you to have traditional markers of an elite education. They want applicants who understand that Yale opens doors for them and who have a sense which of those doors they might want opened. I think a "normal" person, or at least a person from a "normal" background could have that quality(take that last bit with a grain of salt since the source is a redditor with a throwaway account). 

   
   
   
   
   
                                                                                                                                                                                                                           
##### For Cornell Law School (Ithaca, NY) I suggest:
- Having a competitive LSAT (median is 168) and GPA(median is 3.81/4.0) score. 
- writing a persuasive personal statement that demonstrates your motivation, interests in pursuing education at Cornell, and your unique qualities and experiences that make you a suitable candidate. 
- preparing a resume that showcases your academic achievements, work experience, extracurricular activities and leadership skills. 
- Providing at least two letters of recommendation from your professors or employers who can attest to you intellectual abilities.
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