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Thanks!

schools primarily care about two things. LSAT and Undergrad GPA.

your degree may help you apply for patent law positions, and get admitted to the patent bar ( assuming its a hard enough science- look into that to be sure), and may be a slight slight bump with regards to your gpa ( if at all)

enjoy NYU

The set-up for IP law should help a little, but your numbers are already good enough. Just don't mess up your PS and don't have C&F issues. You could also cite your IP law credentials in a line in a scholarship negotiation letter, since it will likely help you get a job, thereby improving the school's employment data.

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1. Your background will help with hiring, but not really with admissions. Just look where your numbers put you.

2. You don't need an addendum