Maybe you should consider other options. I think your ability to serve as a functioning lawyer is minimal. To be a lawyer, one needs 1) top notch logical reasoning skills, 2) to be self-motivated, and 3) resourceful.
If you may have noticed there are *plenty* of helpful internet resources which allow you to paint an accurate picture of which schools you have a good shot of being admitted. You simply plug in your GPA and LSAT and presto. Sooo... If you're unable to simply look at the medians at many schools, assess how you fit with this, and then make a determination - you have no logical reasoning skills. If you want other people to simply analyze your GPA and LSAT, what more can anyone tell you than those computer programs. Thus you are neither self-motivated nor resourceful.
So ummmmmm, I would tell you some websites but it'd probably be a good first step for you to find them yourself.