bee wrote: to anyone else in this situation, nu responded and told me noap, wait for crs

bee wrote: to anyone else in this situation, nu responded and told me noap, wait for crs
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JK...bee wrote:what. im 99...ish % sure stanford doesnt do fee waivers. if they do you must post!
Got this too. Anyone know how easy/difficult it is to qualify for it? I'm pretty poor but LSAC disagreed with me...JustHawkin wrote:JK...bee wrote:what. im 99...ish % sure stanford doesnt do fee waivers. if they do you must post!
I got a picture and its a letter saying I can apply for a need based fee waiver...
Doesn't hurt to try. The schools tend to be more lenient than LSAC, which is why they have their own applications in addition to giving waivers to anyone with an LSAC waiver, I think.CookieDough wrote:Got this too. Anyone know how easy/difficult it is to qualify for it? I'm pretty poor but LSAC disagreed with me...JustHawkin wrote:JK...bee wrote:what. im 99...ish % sure stanford doesnt do fee waivers. if they do you must post!
I got a picture and its a letter saying I can apply for a need based fee waiver...
Fair enough, thanks!midwest17 wrote:Doesn't hurt to try. The schools tend to be more lenient than LSAC, which is why they have their own applications in addition to giving waivers to anyone with an LSAC waiver, I think.CookieDough wrote:Got this too. Anyone know how easy/difficult it is to qualify for it? I'm pretty poor but LSAC disagreed with me...JustHawkin wrote:JK...bee wrote:what. im 99...ish % sure stanford doesnt do fee waivers. if they do you must post!
I got a picture and its a letter saying I can apply for a need based fee waiver...
You'll be fine. Check out this article and then start to solicit schools following the article's instructions. Applications are looking down again this year, which means that schools may be more likely to issue a lot of waivers and to do so more generously in relation to applicants' stats.Hoping4Happiness wrote:Greetings.
I am an idiot and had it checked for schools NOT to contact me.... I just changed it to allow them to contact me 2 days ago... I was not privy to the whole fee waiver thing. LE SIGH. Any advice on what I should do? I'm guessing the ones that were sent out in the past I missed and that's it. Who should I email at the schools to ask for a fee waiver? What do I write in the email? just ask for a academic fee waiver and list my gpa/lsat? Shit i'm such a newb...
I think I got 40+ waivers from Florida Coastal alone.rftdd888 wrote:I was very surprised at the amount of waivers I received this cycle...UChi, UPenn, UMich, 14 of top 28 schools, probably 40+ waivers total
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+1midwest17 wrote:I think I got 40+ waivers from Florida Coastal alone.rftdd888 wrote:I was very surprised at the amount of waivers I received this cycle...UChi, UPenn, UMich, 14 of top 28 schools, probably 40+ waivers total
Hidden or email? Slightly regretting my decision on sending my app in now without a waiver...lawschool22 wrote:Just got a fee waiver from Cornell. I took the October exam. I hadn't applied to them because I knew I probably wouldn't go there, and they wouldn't send me a fee waiver back in October when I requested one. But now I may just send the app in for the bargaining power.
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Fairly lengthy email. Talked about how my numbers were competitive and that I should give them a shot. Offered the fee waiver at the very end.mellow wrote:Hidden or email? Slightly regretting my decision on sending my app in now without a waiver...lawschool22 wrote:Just got a fee waiver from Cornell. I took the October exam. I hadn't applied to them because I knew I probably wouldn't go there, and they wouldn't send me a fee waiver back in October when I requested one. But now I may just send the app in for the bargaining power.
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also interested in this! should we solicit or wait? i'd like to get my things submitted before mid-jan.esrom55 wrote:So I know after October it took a few weeks for all the fee waivers to roll in. Anyone know if the turnaround in December is quicker?
I'm trying to balance applying ASAP with waiting to get new waivers with my new score. Anyone have thoughts?
wealtheow wrote:also interested in this! should we solicit or wait? i'd like to get my things submitted before mid-jan.esrom55 wrote:So I know after October it took a few weeks for all the fee waivers to roll in. Anyone know if the turnaround in December is quicker?
I'm trying to balance applying ASAP with waiting to get new waivers with my new score. Anyone have thoughts?
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