Law School Application Super Spreadsheet, 2012-2013 Forum
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applicant2013

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Sorry to alt- I'm on a self imposed ban- but just wanted to check in and say I got an NYU fee waiver. As Lebron would say, about damn time. Mods- will never use this account again, sorry.
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kcam1991

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+1 on NYUapplicant2013 wrote:Sorry to alt- I'm on a self imposed ban- but just wanted to check in and say I got an NYU fee waiver. As Lebron would say, about damn time. Mods- will never use this account again, sorry.
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JohnMarshall17

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I also got a hidden fee waiver from NYU.
- Ramius

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For what it's worth, I solicited a fee waiver from Berkeley based on military service. Just thought that could be added to the spreadsheet.
- yarsten

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FINALLY!kcam1991 wrote:+1 on NYUapplicant2013 wrote:Sorry to alt- I'm on a self imposed ban- but just wanted to check in and say I got an NYU fee waiver. As Lebron would say, about damn time. Mods- will never use this account again, sorry.
And that's it for the T14 sweep.
- broadstreet11

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Is NYU hidden? Mind posting numbers?
- R86

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NYU was an email.
"Given your impressive achievements, we invite you to apply online at http://www.lsac.org; the system will recognize you as a CRS-selected candidate and automatically waive the $75 NYU application fee upon electronic submission."
Numbers are in profile.
"Given your impressive achievements, we invite you to apply online at http://www.lsac.org; the system will recognize you as a CRS-selected candidate and automatically waive the $75 NYU application fee upon electronic submission."
Numbers are in profile.
- shifty_eyed

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shntn

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Just got an e-mail from Catholic...the e-mail came from someone called "butts". -_-
Scooped
Scooped
- R86

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+1.
Columbus School of Law
Phone: 202-319-5151
Email: [email protected]
Director: Shani J.P. Butts
How unfortunate.
- R86

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Interesting that the Catholic University of America locked down the law.edu domain, though.
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JohnMarshall17

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I got a hidden waiver, then an e-mail. Numbers are in my profile, but in case you're lazy:
lsat: high 160s
gpa: high 3.9s
lsat: high 160s
gpa: high 3.9s
- broadstreet11

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Damn. I'm sad now. Just an NYU shy of the t14 sweep.
- 052220151

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This is some of the best advice I've received on TLS. Thanks shinny.shntn wrote:Meh, don't bother. Save your $21 for the CAS report and invest in booze.deputydog wrote:^ just got penn state too.
I just tried to solicit a waiver from the only public LS in my state. I am well over both 75% marks. They emailed me back asking for all sorts of extra info. I'm not sure if I want to respond back, seeing as I will never attend.
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taf889

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Me too! numbers? maybe they're doing it in waves.broadstreet11 wrote:Damn. I'm sad now. Just an NYU shy of the t14 sweep.
- broadstreet11

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3.78 172 approximately...got Columbia and Chicago. You?taf889 wrote:Me too! numbers? maybe they're doing it in waves.broadstreet11 wrote:Damn. I'm sad now. Just an NYU shy of the t14 sweep.
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taf889

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Almost the same, slightly higher LSAT. Maybe they're doing it in waves. Can more people report on numbers / NYU fee waiver status? especially those that haven't gotten it but have gotten everything else from t 14broadstreet11 wrote:3.78 172 approximately...got Columbia and Chicago. You?taf889 wrote:Me too! numbers? maybe they're doing it in waves.broadstreet11 wrote:Damn. I'm sad now. Just an NYU shy of the t14 sweep.
- Yardbird

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Sorry I've been MIA, updates will roll out tonight.
- TheThriller

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I like big butts and I cannot lie?R86 wrote:+1.
Columbus School of Law
Phone: 202-319-5151
Email: [email protected]
Director: Shani J.P. Butts
How unfortunate.
- R86

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Got NYU with 170/3.9, first contact from or to them. Not on my LSAC school list. I would guess they're coming in waves.
- Yukos

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U of Maine unsolicited. It really pisses me off that these small state schools try to lure in out of staters. Going to Maine would be a disastrous decision for me financially.
- cahwc12

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Your anger is misplaced... hate the schools like Seton Hall that will cost $280k+, not schools like Maine that give out IS waivers and have somewhere closer to $80k COA.Yukos wrote:U of Maine unsolicited. It really pisses me off that these small state schools try to lure in out of staters. Going to Maine would be a disastrous decision for me financially.
- JamMasterJ

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OP, not sure if this was ever mentioned, but HYS don't do fee waivers.
Also, UVA is cool with multiple EDs
Also, UVA is cool with multiple EDs
- warandpeace

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Really? UVA cool with multiple? Verification?JamMasterJ wrote:OP, not sure if this was ever mentioned, but HYS don't do fee waivers.
Also, UVA is cool with multiple EDs
- Yukos

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In my ideal system, there'd certainly be a place for cheap public local schools like U Maine. But they shouldn't be recruiting out of staters, who have to pay $13k more a year in tuition for a much smaller chance at getting a job (Maine doesn't have a big legal market, and I assume firms are going to preference locals to carpetbagging Cali kids who didn't get into UCLA). If I really had my heart set on living in Maine, then I'd solicit a fee waiver from them, but anyone who reads that email and thinks "I can imagine living in Maine. I'm going to apply!" is making a mistake, and attending would probably be a disaster. U Maine bears some responsibility for that. FTR Maine Law has a 41% employment score, which is scary even for in-staters ($134k COA).cahwc12 wrote:Your anger is misplaced... hate the schools like Seton Hall that will cost $280k+, not schools like Maine that give out IS waivers and have somewhere closer to $80k COA.Yukos wrote:U of Maine unsolicited. It really pisses me off that these small state schools try to lure in out of staters. Going to Maine would be a disastrous decision for me financially.
That being said, they're still much "better" than scam schools like Touro (and to a lesser extent SHU) that charge $200k for 10% employment.