Thank you
Thats what I wanted to know.
My question was about the order of the LS in the list. In France it is like that. But I just realize than in the us, you can send your score to every law school and there is no order... Sorry!
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- beargrylls
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- drdolittle
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Re: the most open law school for non american student
How do you say "flamer" in French?
- AntipodeanPhil
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Re: the most open law school for non american student
If this is a flame, it's a very, very bad one.drdolittle wrote:How do you say "flamer" in French?
I'm betting this person just posted on this site without doing any prior research in to US law schools.
Beargrylls: yes, you could apply to all 200+ law schools at the same time if you wanted to - the only limits are time and money (applying to all them would cost well over $10,000). I forgot the system is different in Europe.
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Re: the most open law school for non american student
Thank you for all your help phil! I really appreciate.
A flamer is a "polemiqueur" in french.
A flamer is a "polemiqueur" in french.
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