2013-2014 Fee Waivers Rolling In Forum
- whippersnappery

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Re: 2013-2014 Fee Waivers Rolling In
I took the LSAT last year and got a bunch of fee waivers then but didn't apply. I'm applying this cycle and I'm not getting any. Is this normal?
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kathj06

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I'm not sure that it's time to throw in the towel yet. I took the LSAT in February, and in April (!) received an email offering me a fee and application deadline waiver. I asked if that waiver would roll-over, and it unfortunately will not, but was told via email early yesterday evening that they "may be offering me another fee waiver for the current cycle." So here's hoping....Lavitz wrote:Hmm, probably not. Sorry. :/Typhoon24 wrote:Is there any hope for us who got the fee waiver-less email?
They toyed with our hearts.
Not sure why they wouldn't want to waive more fees this cycle.
- Lavitz

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Did you also receive an e-mail yesterday encouraging you to apply? I was referring only to those people who received that e-mail with no fee waiver mentioned. For people who haven't received that e-mail yet, I did say not to give up yet.kathj06 wrote:I'm not sure that it's time to throw in the towel yet. I took the LSAT in February, and in April (!) received an email offering me a fee and application deadline waiver. I asked if that waiver would roll-over, and it unfortunately will not, but was told via email early yesterday evening that they "may be offering me another fee waiver for the current cycle." So here's hoping....Lavitz wrote:Hmm, probably not. Sorry. :/Typhoon24 wrote:Is there any hope for us who got the fee waiver-less email?
They toyed with our hearts.
Not sure why they wouldn't want to waive more fees this cycle.
- 052220151

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Re: 2013-2014 Fee Waivers Rolling In
Dudes that have the numbers but didn't get the email: Check and see if you have a hidden waiver
- t-14orbust

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Was trying to do this but I don't think it can be done without having my LORs in since the pictorial guide says I need to have every section completed.deputydog wrote:Dudes that have the numbers but didn't get the email: Check and see if you have a hidden waiver
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mandyjay11

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deputydog wrote:Dudes that have the numbers but didn't get the email: Check and see if you have a hidden waiver
I thought this waiver was specific because my email explicitly IDs me as being a URM...
- lastsamurai

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Duke PT!!!!
- t-14orbust

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guess I'm applying to Duke lollastsamurai wrote:Duke PT!!!!
edit: anyone know how soon you have to accept/deny an acceptance via priority track?
- lastsamurai

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My impression is that it's just like regular decision, so you have up until deposit deadlines.t-14orbust wrote:guess I'm applying to Duke lollastsamurai wrote:Duke PT!!!!
edit: anyone know how soon you have to accept/deny an acceptance via priority track?
- Lavitz

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This is correct.lastsamurai wrote:My impression is that it's just like regular decision, so you have up until deposit deadlines.t-14orbust wrote:guess I'm applying to Duke lollastsamurai wrote:Duke PT!!!!
edit: anyone know how soon you have to accept/deny an acceptance via priority track?
- t-14orbust

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lol I wonder if they'll just PT YP me and put me on the wait list within 10 days of my app.lastsamurai wrote:My impression is that it's just like regular decision, so you have up until deposit deadlines.t-14orbust wrote:guess I'm applying to Duke lollastsamurai wrote:Duke PT!!!!
edit: anyone know how soon you have to accept/deny an acceptance via priority track?
- Lavitz

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I think you just need the actual app at 100% for it to let you proceed to checkout. Did you try to checkout without the LORs assigned?t-14orbust wrote:Was trying to do this but I don't think it can be done without having my LORs in since the pictorial guide says I need to have every section completed.deputydog wrote:Dudes that have the numbers but didn't get the email: Check and see if you have a hidden waiver
- 052220151

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You won't get YP'd e everywhere. You're worrying too much.t-14orbust wrote:lol I wonder if they'll just PT YP me and put me on the wait list within 10 days of my app.lastsamurai wrote:My impression is that it's just like regular decision, so you have up until deposit deadlines.t-14orbust wrote:guess I'm applying to Duke lollastsamurai wrote:Duke PT!!!!
edit: anyone know how soon you have to accept/deny an acceptance via priority track?
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HYS123

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Duke PT as well. Super pumped, one of my top choices
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itachiuchiha

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University of Miami Solicited
- DrStudMuffin

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HYS123 wrote:Duke PT as well. Super pumped, one of my top choices
- lastsamurai

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Can anyone shed some light on the fee waiver timeline for the following?
-Columbia
-Chicago
-NYU
-Penn
-Columbia
-Chicago
-NYU
-Penn
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kathj06

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Oops sorry Lavitz; that's what I get for not reading carefully! My bad. I didn't receive an email from Cornell of any description, but if I had received a waiver-less one, I would've followed up with an email requesting one. Persistence is supposedly a virtue in the legal profession, after all! As is careful reading.Lavitz wrote:Did you also receive an e-mail yesterday encouraging you to apply? I was referring only to those people who received that e-mail with no fee waiver mentioned. For people who haven't received that e-mail yet, I did say not to give up yet.kathj06 wrote:I'm not sure that it's time to throw in the towel yet. I took the LSAT in February, and in April (!) received an email offering me a fee and application deadline waiver. I asked if that waiver would roll-over, and it unfortunately will not, but was told via email early yesterday evening that they "may be offering me another fee waiver for the current cycle." So here's hoping....Lavitz wrote:Hmm, probably not. Sorry. :/Typhoon24 wrote:Is there any hope for us who got the fee waiver-less email?
They toyed with our hearts.
Not sure why they wouldn't want to waive more fees this cycle.
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Steveloblaw

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Duke PT. Gotta love that 10 day turn around
- Lavitz

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No problem. And you'll probably get one if they said that and gave you one previously.kathj06 wrote:Oops sorry Lavitz; that's what I get for not reading carefully! My bad. I didn't receive an email from Cornell of any description, but if I had received a waiver-less one, I would've followed up with an email requesting one. Persistence is supposedly a virtue in the legal profession, after all! As is careful reading.
You may also want to check for a hidden one since Cornell seems to be slow with batches of e-mails. I've received two separate invites to a BBQ event at orientation while some classmates haven't received one yet. But I'm sure we're all invited.
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californiauser

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Duke PT as well.
Still anxious about Penn, NYU, and Columbia
Still anxious about Penn, NYU, and Columbia
- Pyromancer

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Ok so I'm a bit confused as to how to identify the priority track for Duke. I got the fee waiver email as well as a guaranteed 10 day turnaround on the decision but only if applying by Early Decision. Is this the priority track?
- Lavitz

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No. I got the same thing last cycle. It's accelerated ED. It means you didn't get selected for PT.LoganFL wrote:Ok so I'm a bit confused as to how to identify the priority track for Duke. I got the fee waiver email as well as a guaranteed 10 day turnaround on the decision but only if applying by Early Decision. Is this the priority track?
- Pyromancer

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I guess I'm just confused as to why they even sent me the fee waiver? My GPA is on the high end of their median but my LSAT numbers are 7 points below their median and they weren't a school I selected through LSAC. Could it be a mistake?
- Lavitz

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Not sure. Maybe they want some reverse splitters to ED and help their GPA median.LoganFL wrote:I guess I'm just confused as to why they even sent me the fee waiver? My GPA is on the high end of their median but my LSAT numbers are 7 points below their median and they weren't a school I selected through LSAC. Could it be a mistake?