What happens when you withdraw and reapply?

[niederbomb]

If you were admitted, would schools hold that against you when you reapply the next cycle?

[casey224]

Well they did accept you once, so obviously they liked what they saw. However, when you reapply I would explain very clearly why you withdrew the first time (and this should be a very valid reason), and reassure the school that you fully intend to enroll if accepted again. The school is worried about its percentage of accepted students who enroll going down.

[akili]

If you were admitted, would schools hold that against you when you reapply the next cycle?

I've done this at quite a few schools this year (disclaimer: I have a shiny new LSAT score) and it hasn't made a difference at all.

[SilverE2]

If you were admitted, would schools hold that against you when you reapply the next cycle?

I've done this at quite a few schools this year (disclaimer: I have a shiny new LSAT score) and it hasn't made a difference at all.

Is BU one the schools you did this at? Because that's what I did this last cycle/this cycle, I too have a shiny new LSAT score, I got into BU last cycle, and like you, I've been under review for a fucking eternity.

Maybe BU holds it against people? :-/

[akili]

If you were admitted, would schools hold that against you when you reapply the next cycle?

I've done this at quite a few schools this year (disclaimer: I have a shiny new LSAT score) and it hasn't made a difference at all.

Is BU one the schools you did this at? Because that's what I did this last cycle/this cycle, I too have a shiny new LSAT score, I got into BU last cycle, and like you, I've been under review for a fucking eternity.

Maybe BU holds it against people? :-/

Nope, I didn't have a prayer at BU last year. I AM a little sick of being under review though!

[Bumi]

shiny

So sorry for the hijack, but I just love it when she says that.