Roman, This may not be exactly the advice you've been looking for, but it is sincere. It is admirable that you are already looking toward the future, however I beleive your approach is flawed. You ask what activities to participate in and what books to read to prepare you for law school admissions. I think tailoring your ec's and reading material for one particular goal is inappropriate at this point. High school (and even college for that matter) is a time of exploration and self-discovery and is not the time to limit yourself in any way. Participate in activities that you love and enjoy, try lots of new things and don't feel bad about quitting the ones that you hate. Read all kinds of different books: silly, funny, thought provoking, challenging, easy, whatever. Question authority, question your peers, question yourself. Try out lots of different things to help you to figure out who you are: activities, books, classes, sports, girls, cars, general debauchery. Doing so will help to make you a more well rounded individual, and in the end if you still decide to go to law school, it will make you a better lawyer. Life is not linear, and if you continue to march along this straight planned out path toward law school, you will miss out on a lot of awesome opportunities. Good luck.