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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by BenJ » Fri Jan 15, 2010 11:25 pm

Vandy and Wisconsin aren't T14. Actually, Wisconsin isn't even all that good, outclassed by Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois for strong regional schools in the Upper Midwest.

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by Sherpa » Sat Jan 16, 2010 1:20 am

Yeah, I know. I didn't mean to make Wisconsin bold and Vandy is the only school outside the T-14 that I'm planning to apply to.

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by sibley » Mon Jan 18, 2010 3:11 pm

Just got Alabama via email. Really ought to pin down exactly where that is... but it's been a long time since 5th grade.

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by lawschooliseasy » Thu Jan 21, 2010 7:26 pm

Got a solicited waiver from Chicago-Kent.

EDIT: Just checked the mail and I got a nice letter and a shiny brochure from Wisconsin... with no fee waiver. Sorry, Madison.

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by soaponarope » Thu Jan 21, 2010 9:49 pm

I took the December LSAT and I received four waivers through the mail...

U. Wisconsin
Michigan State U.
Quinnipiac
Charleston School of Law

Though, I am Hispanic, so maybe that had something to do with the waivers? Nonetheless, I still received the waivers without a request.

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by sibley » Fri Jan 22, 2010 12:48 pm

soaponarope wrote:I took the December LSAT and I received four waivers through the mail...

U. Wisconsin
Michigan State U.
Quinnipiac
Charleston School of Law

Though, I am Hispanic, so maybe that had something to do with the waivers? Nonetheless, I still received the waivers without a request.

Got Michigan yesterday - fee waiver hidden under cover of booklet. 2nd waiver they sent me, I'm pretty sure.

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by lakerfanimal » Fri Jan 22, 2010 12:53 pm

How do they choose? It seems pretty random.

I got 3 after- from Columbia, UVA, and Minnesota.

But I'm not applying this year.

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by MBZags » Fri Jan 22, 2010 2:35 pm

I got a letter from Cornell today. At first I thought it was a fee waiver, but they were only offering to waive their Feb. 1 deadline for me.

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by WhiskeyGuy » Sat Jan 23, 2010 4:08 am

Snail mail packet from Cornell today with an invitation to apply, although no fee waiver.

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by lemonpie » Sat Jan 23, 2010 10:16 am

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by cubswin » Sat Jan 23, 2010 2:30 pm

MBZags wrote:I got a letter from Cornell today. At first I thought it was a fee waiver, but they were only offering to waive their Feb. 1 deadline for me.
Same here. My eyes jumped down to the word "waive," and I was a bit annoyed.

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by wakefield » Sun Jan 24, 2010 12:34 am

MBZags wrote:I got a letter from Cornell today. At first I thought it was a fee waiver, but they were only offering to waive their Feb. 1 deadline for me.

+1, but I actually already applied. My application hasn't gone complete yet, so I'm assuming that's why I still got one?

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by mps200 » Thu Jan 28, 2010 6:33 pm

E-mail from Dean Pless and ND today. Isn't it a little late??

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by fphoenix85 » Thu Jan 28, 2010 11:31 pm

No mention of a fee waiver :evil: but I got a letter from Yale saying, "We searched the CRS(Candidate Referral Service)[sponsored by the Law School Admission Council] database for students whose grades and LSAT scores suggest that they would be competitive applicants for Yale Law School, but who have not yet applied." Does Yale even do fee waivers?

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Post by booboo » Thu Jan 28, 2010 11:40 pm

fphoenix85 wrote:No mention of a fee waiver :evil: but I got a letter from Yale saying, "We searched the CRS(Candidate Referral Service)[sponsored by the Law School Admission Council] database for students whose grades and LSAT scores suggest that they would be competitive applicants for Yale Law School, but who have not yet applied." Does Yale even do fee waivers?
fphoenix85 wrote:No mention of a fee waiver :evil: but I got a letter from Yale saying, "We searched the CRS(Candidate Referral Service)[sponsored by the Law School Admission Council] database for students whose grades and LSAT scores suggest that they would be competitive applicants for Yale Law School, but who have not yet applied." Does Yale even do fee waivers?
HYS does not offer merit fee waivers. Financial need based ones can be obtained through forms, etc. I LOL'd when I saw that piece of mail, and put it in the pile with the other T2/T3/T4 mail that I get.

Also, Cornell sent me a "memorandum" telling me to apply and that they waived the application date. I can get reimbursed for my costs If I send the memorandum back as long with the CC information used on the LSAC site, they will credit me back. Did you guys check out the back of your Cornell letter?

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by WhiskeyGuy » Fri Jan 29, 2010 11:19 am

fphoenix85 wrote:No mention of a fee waiver :evil: but I got a letter from Yale saying, "We searched the CRS(Candidate Referral Service)[sponsored by the Law School Admission Council] database for students whose grades and LSAT scores suggest that they would be competitive applicants for Yale Law School, but who have not yet applied." Does Yale even do fee waivers?
I received the same packet last night. Yale doesn't automatically grant fee waivers, but in the packet they do invite you to apply for a fee waiver.

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by gobears09 » Wed Feb 03, 2010 3:20 pm

Columbia sent me a fee waiver today via email encouraging me to apply before the Feb 15th deadline... A little late isnt it?

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by fphoenix85 » Wed Feb 03, 2010 6:50 pm

I also just got one from Columbia. But for most people, the marginal cost of applying to one extra school isn't that big right?

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by cubswin » Thu Feb 04, 2010 5:47 pm

booboo wrote: Also, Cornell sent me a "memorandum" telling me to apply and that they waived the application date. I can get reimbursed for my costs If I send the memorandum back as long with the CC information used on the LSAC site, they will credit me back. Did you guys check out the back of your Cornell letter?
Yeah, the back of my letter was blank.

I'm hoping I get one of those Columbia e-mails. :cry:

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Re: Post December LSAT Fee Waivers

Post by Lurkster » Thu Feb 04, 2010 6:05 pm

Cornell already has more apps than they know what to do with. Do they really need to be waiving their application deadline right now?

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