Re: 2011-12 Cycle Fee Waiver Tracking
Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 9:46 pm
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Tiago Splitter wrote:Valparaiso!!
+1Ginj wrote:Tiago Splitter wrote:Valparaiso!!
I took the LSAT in December 09 and got fee waivers without my LSDAS GPA.acadec wrote:Do schools typically wait until you have an official LSAC GPA before sending you waivers?
I put regional preferences for every state that the schools on my list were in. Got a waiver from every single one. I have no idea if it helped, but it obviously didn't hurt.imbored25 wrote:Seton Hall, Denver, Cincy, Nebraska, Richmond, George Mason.
Did you guys put regional or other preferences on CRS, it seems like i should be getting more fee waivers, got a 162 in June
Oh this sounds promising. Obviously they don't mean changing your app year, because many of us have done it, to no avail. In fact, I did a little digging and found a thread bitching about being unable to update CRS from one year to the next. An unfortunate, but perhaps helpful, post included:Real Madrid wrote:I got an e-mail from an admissions director that I asked for a fee waiver stating that if you took the LSAT in February you need to re-register for CRS to be included in this year's pool of applicants. How does one "re-register" for CRS?
Haribo wrote:Something similar happened to me. It sucks. I got a bunch of fee waivers after I took the LSAT in December, and when I went to apply the following year many schools wouldn't carry the fee waiver over or give me a new one. Schools are especially stingy about requesting merit-based fee waivers early in the cycle - around November-December I started getting emails waiving the application fee from schools I had unsuccessfully tried to solicit fee waivers earlier.
I ended up just not applying to most schools that didn't waive the fee, especially safeties, unless I really wanted to go.
All you have to do is say you don't want to be part of CRS, save it, and then switch it back to yesdescartesb4thehorse wrote:Oh this sounds promising. Obviously they don't mean changing your app year, because many of us have done it, to no avail. In fact, I did a little digging and found a thread bitching about being unable to update CRS from one year to the next. An unfortunate, but perhaps helpful, post included:Real Madrid wrote:I got an e-mail from an admissions director that I asked for a fee waiver stating that if you took the LSAT in February you need to re-register for CRS to be included in this year's pool of applicants. How does one "re-register" for CRS?
Haribo wrote:Something similar happened to me. It sucks. I got a bunch of fee waivers after I took the LSAT in December, and when I went to apply the following year many schools wouldn't carry the fee waiver over or give me a new one. Schools are especially stingy about requesting merit-based fee waivers early in the cycle - around November-December I started getting emails waiving the application fee from schools I had unsuccessfully tried to solicit fee waivers earlier.
I ended up just not applying to most schools that didn't waive the fee, especially safeties, unless I really wanted to go.
Can't be that easy. If it's that easy, I'm buying you a bottle of Glenlivet.chem wrote:All you have to do is say you don't want to be part of CRS, save it, and then switch it back to yesdescartesb4thehorse wrote:Oh this sounds promising. Obviously they don't mean changing your app year, because many of us have done it, to no avail. In fact, I did a little digging and found a thread bitching about being unable to update CRS from one year to the next. An unfortunate, but perhaps helpful, post included:Real Madrid wrote:I got an e-mail from an admissions director that I asked for a fee waiver stating that if you took the LSAT in February you need to re-register for CRS to be included in this year's pool of applicants. How does one "re-register" for CRS?
Haribo wrote:Something similar happened to me. It sucks. I got a bunch of fee waivers after I took the LSAT in December, and when I went to apply the following year many schools wouldn't carry the fee waiver over or give me a new one. Schools are especially stingy about requesting merit-based fee waivers early in the cycle - around November-December I started getting emails waiving the application fee from schools I had unsuccessfully tried to solicit fee waivers earlier.
I ended up just not applying to most schools that didn't waive the fee, especially safeties, unless I really wanted to go.
Did for me too. Guess I'll just have to see if any fee waivers come of it.chem wrote:It changed my permission to be part of CRS from waaay back in december to today, so I think it reset
I just did this as well.descartesb4thehorse wrote:Did for me too. Guess I'll just have to see if any fee waivers come of it.chem wrote:It changed my permission to be part of CRS from waaay back in december to today, so I think it reset
Got the Rutgers Camden a couple of days ago. It was a little too Candy Kallen for me.Hawkeye Pierce wrote:Got some more TTT fee waivers today. This time via snail mail:
Rutgers Camden, Chapman, Baylor, and New Hampshire
I reset CRS yesterday again as well and received Valpo last night. Not sure if the reset worked but here's to hoping.Real Madrid wrote:I got Valparaiso today, too. Maybe the CRS reset did work.