Which law schools are still accepting applicants? Forum

[jas1503]

Situation just got worse.


I have a financial obligation listed on my law school report. It was a school that I attended 1 month after my 17th birthday, and I'm just finding out about it 9 years later..

I was immature, took some evening classes and dropped them 3 weeks into the school year. I didn't hear anything from the school and I haven't had any problems requesting a transcript until recently.

Unfortunately, I can't clear the bill right now, but is there anything else I can do to soften the damage?

[PRgradBYU]

Situation just got worse.


I have a financial obligation listed on my law school report. It was a school that I attended 1 month after my 17th birthday, and I'm just finding out about it 9 years later..

I was immature, took some evening classes and dropped them 3 weeks into the school year. I didn't hear anything from the school and I haven't had any problems requesting a transcript until recently.

Unfortunately, I can't clear the bill right now, but is there anything else I can do to soften the damage?

You should just apply next cycle, man. Which schools have you applied to, and when did you apply?

[Dr. Dre]

Try UC Irvine

They will soon amass students with your numbers.

[North]

Situation just got worse.


I have a financial obligation listed on my law school report. It was a school that I attended 1 month after my 17th birthday, and I'm just finding out about it 9 years later..

I was immature, took some evening classes and dropped them 3 weeks into the school year. I didn't hear anything from the school and I haven't had any problems requesting a transcript until recently.

Unfortunately, I can't clear the bill right now, but is there anything else I can do to soften the damage?

Considering how seriously you've approached your 100k+ investment in law school, I think it's safe to say that you are still immature.

[jas1503]

Situation just got worse.


I have a financial obligation listed on my law school report. It was a school that I attended 1 month after my 17th birthday, and I'm just finding out about it 9 years later..

I was immature, took some evening classes and dropped them 3 weeks into the school year. I didn't hear anything from the school and I haven't had any problems requesting a transcript until recently.

Unfortunately, I can't clear the bill right now, but is there anything else I can do to soften the damage?

You should just apply next cycle, man. Which schools have you applied to, and when did you apply?

At the moment, just CUNY, UDM (not going if accepted at sticker), Ole Miss, WVU.

Don't really want to spend a year waiting to see which T2/T4 trap school will take me. I'm retaking LSAT in a couple of weeks, so I'm hoping my score will improve.

[jas1503]

Try UC Irvine

They will soon amass students with your numbers.

[Insert dull, pointless UCI related comment here]

[jas1503]

Situation just got worse.


I have a financial obligation listed on my law school report. It was a school that I attended 1 month after my 17th birthday, and I'm just finding out about it 9 years later..

I was immature, took some evening classes and dropped them 3 weeks into the school year. I didn't hear anything from the school and I haven't had any problems requesting a transcript until recently.

Unfortunately, I can't clear the bill right now, but is there anything else I can do to soften the damage?

Considering how seriously you've approached your 100k+ investment in law school, I think it's safe to say that you are still immature.

I'm not planning to invest 100k+ into any law school. If my LSAT doesn't improve, I won't attend.

[North]

Situation just got worse.


I have a financial obligation listed on my law school report. It was a school that I attended 1 month after my 17th birthday, and I'm just finding out about it 9 years later..

I was immature, took some evening classes and dropped them 3 weeks into the school year. I didn't hear anything from the school and I haven't had any problems requesting a transcript until recently.

Unfortunately, I can't clear the bill right now, but is there anything else I can do to soften the damage?

Considering how seriously you've approached your 100k+ investment in law school, I think it's safe to say that you are still immature.

I'm not planning to invest 100k+ into any law school. If my LSAT doesn't improve, I won't attend.

Okay, I retract the snark then. You should really just apply next year. I also hope you're actively studying for the LSAT, not just hoping to do better.

[PRgradBYU]

I'm not planning to invest 100k+ into any law school. If my LSAT doesn't improve, I won't attend.

Very wise choice. I'm glad this thread ended this way.