For your non-CS electives - fill them up with classes that are much easier to learn in a college environment. If there is an intro to law class (preferably one

For your non-CS electives - fill them up with classes that are much easier to learn in a college environment. If there is an intro to law class (preferably one meant for non-lawyers, for example Intro to Business Law), you may find that useful. Take 1 or 2 business classes. It doesn't have to be a minor or double major - just the basics of marketing, finance, economics, and entrepreneurship. Get better at "presentation" - speaking and writing. Public speaking (or debate) would be helpful. This could be an extracurricular like Mock Trial, it doesn't have to be a class (though if one is offered and fits in your schedule, that could be great). Oh. Machine Learning. Make sure you know the basics of it, even if you don't want a job in ML.