Personal Statement page limits? Forum

[NV53A]

What is the standard PS page limits for most schools? Any schools that allows 3 or more pages?

[bk1]

2 is the most common, though no-limit may be even more common.

UVa and NYU, I think, offer unlimited off the top of my head.

[hellojd]

Berkeley is 2-4.

[NV53A]

Do you guys by chance know UCLA, Michigan, and HYS?

[bk1]

Do you guys by chance know UCLA, Michigan, and HYS?

Check their admissions websites.

[im_blue]

2-4 pages: Berkeley
2 pages: Harvard, Stanford, Columbia, Penn, Cornell, UCLA
no limit: Yale, Chicago, NYU, Michigan, Virginia, Duke, Northwestern, Georgetown

[NV53A]

Stanford App Fee = $100

Deliberate attempt at discouraging poor folks? Rayban theory in effect? Quality of adcoms and app evaluation much higher?
Schools can charge whatever they want, but is app fee part of profit equation for law schools?

[bk1]

Stanford App Fee = $100

Deliberate attempt at discouraging poor folks? Rayban theory in effect? Quality of adcoms and app evaluation much higher?
Schools can charge whatever they want, but is app fee part of profit equation for law schools?

Yes, the whole fee waiver process is a smoke screen for the fact that they use the app fee to keep the riffraff out.

[NV53A]

Stanford App Fee = $100

Deliberate attempt at discouraging poor folks? Rayban theory in effect? Quality of adcoms and app evaluation much higher?
Schools can charge whatever they want, but is app fee part of profit equation for law schools?

Yes, the whole fee waiver process is a smoke screen for the fact that they use the app fee to keep the riffraff out.

Have you ever tried to apply for a targetted fee waiver if you didn't qualify for the LSAC fee waiver?

[hellojd]

Stanford App Fee = $100

Deliberate attempt at discouraging poor folks? Rayban theory in effect? Quality of adcoms and app evaluation much higher?
Schools can charge whatever they want, but is app fee part of profit equation for law schools?

lol. cant tell if this is a joke post or not.

but wow, $100 with no chance of fee waiver is obnoxiously high i have to say. but hey, if you have any shot of a stanford law degree, then it's a drop in the bucket...

[gov]

Stanford App Fee = $100

Deliberate attempt at discouraging poor folks? Rayban theory in effect? Quality of adcoms and app evaluation much higher?
Schools can charge whatever they want, but is app fee part of profit equation for law schools?

Yes, the whole fee waiver process is a smoke screen for the fact that they use the app fee to keep the riffraff out.

Have you ever tried to apply for a targetted fee waiver if you didn't qualify for the LSAC fee waiver?

Yes, and I received it.

[2014]

If I could charge 100 bucks an applicant without reducing the amount of apps I got, I'd do it too.