same. they snail-mailed me a need-based waiver application.flowerpot wrote:Yeah, I emailed Fordham and they sent back an email saying that they do not distribute merit-based fee waivers.
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Got the USC waiver. It said it was based off of academic performance not my lsat. Looks like it is a pain to get the waiver though, it involves mailing in forms.
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I just got USC as well. My cousin had been pushing me to apply there and I hadn't planned on it, but now that I have a fee waiver I will consider it. They have a pretty early deadline though (2/1)...not sure I could get the fee waiver application processed in time, by the time I get the stuff in the mail to apply for it. I live in Virginia so it takes 4-5 days for mail to come from California.Sauer Grapes wrote:Just got USC... Looks like I'll be applying there as well.
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Penn & Cornell
Come on..
I'm waiting..
Come on..
I'm waiting..
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Thanks. They didn't respond to me, but this is good to know.flowerpot wrote:Yeah, I emailed Fordham and they sent back an email saying that they do not distribute merit-based fee waivers.
Penn wrote back to me today and said they do their waivers through CRS and will be doing another batch sometime in Jan. They also said if I submit now and get the waiver after they'll refund for me.
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They haven't answered me yet either, but just as well - I sent in the app yesterday.Raskolnikoff wrote:same. they snail-mailed me a need-based waiver application.flowerpot wrote:Yeah, I emailed Fordham and they sent back an email saying that they do not distribute merit-based fee waivers.
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I'm afraid of this. I don't want negative attention =/gilagarta wrote:They also said if I submit now and get the waiver after they'll refund for me.
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I got USC as well, and from what I am reading, you just need to mail back their fee waiver form with your certification letter. I don't think you have to wait for them to then approve it or anything. There is an option on LSAC to submit your application and send your fee directly to the law school. If you select this, it then gives you the option to print your certification letter for mailing, and just checks you out with the LSAC $12 fee. (BTW, am I the only one who thinks the LSAC registration fee should cover at least one of these reports?) If you do this, you can have the certification letter ready to pop back into the mail with your fee waiver form the day you get the packet, and your application is on it way to being processed. I haven't called USC to verify this, but it seems pretty logical and is what I am planning to do.democrattotheend wrote:I just got USC as well. My cousin had been pushing me to apply there and I hadn't planned on it, but now that I have a fee waiver I will consider it. They have a pretty early deadline though (2/1)...not sure I could get the fee waiver application processed in time, by the time I get the stuff in the mail to apply for it. I live in Virginia so it takes 4-5 days for mail to come from California.Sauer Grapes wrote:Just got USC... Looks like I'll be applying there as well.
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Yeah I agree. I'm inclined to just wait until it shows up in email and if I get antsy about the deadline approaching, I'll just submit without. Depends on how badly I want to save the $75 or whatever it is.sibley wrote:I'm afraid of this. I don't want negative attention =/gilagarta wrote:They also said if I submit now and get the waiver after they'll refund for me.
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Thanks. I think I will wait then. Getting a refund must be a hassle.gilagarta wrote:Thanks. They didn't respond to me, but this is good to know.flowerpot wrote:Yeah, I emailed Fordham and they sent back an email saying that they do not distribute merit-based fee waivers.
Penn wrote back to me today and said they do their waivers through CRS and will be doing another batch sometime in Jan. They also said if I submit now and get the waiver after they'll refund for me.
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Hey, does Yale give out fee waivers? I already applied to them (and paid), but while looking over the LSAC list of ABA schools I noticed that they don't have any fee listed.
Anyone else see this? Log into your LSAC account, go to this link:
http://officialguide.lsac.org/SearchRes ... hools.aspx
Then scroll down to Yale and see if there is any number for the fee. I have a blank space for most of the schools that I know waived my fee (Duke, Hastings, Emory), but Yale actually charged me so I'm wondering what's up. Maybe just a fluke on this page?
Anyone else see this? Log into your LSAC account, go to this link:
http://officialguide.lsac.org/SearchRes ... hools.aspx
Then scroll down to Yale and see if there is any number for the fee. I have a blank space for most of the schools that I know waived my fee (Duke, Hastings, Emory), but Yale actually charged me so I'm wondering what's up. Maybe just a fluke on this page?
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Using that to identify where you have fee waivers doesn't appear to be accurate -- two schools that granted me waivers (one hidden) still have a fee listed.existenz wrote:Hey, does Yale give out fee waivers? I already applied to them (and paid), but while looking over the LSAC list of ABA schools I noticed that they don't have any fee listed.
Anyone else see this? Log into your LSAC account, go to this link:
http://officialguide.lsac.org/SearchRes ... hools.aspx
Then scroll down to Yale and see if there is any number for the fee. I have a blank space for most of the schools that I know waived my fee (Duke, Hastings, Emory), but Yale actually charged me so I'm wondering what's up. Maybe just a fluke on this page?
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That list didn't even change for me if I was logged in or logged out, it has nothing to do with it I don't think.
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I think UVa knows that I am applying tonight and they are taunting me because I just got an email from them that did not contain a fee waiver. I shouldn't really expect one though because my #'s are low for them, but I am in-state and am a UVa undergrad so I kind of have to apply.
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Ask them for one, and stat you are in-state and a UVA undergrad. They give them out easily, and that might do it.mango26 wrote:I think UVa knows that I am applying tonight and they are taunting me because I just got an email from them that did not contain a fee waiver. I shouldn't really expect one though because my #'s are low for them, but I am in-state and am a UVa undergrad so I kind of have to apply.
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if you have good numbers and havent applied yet..michigan gave me the "secret" fee waiver...like never emailed me or anything but when i submitted today it was free.
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should i ask even though my #'s are 3.3/163??rolark wrote:Ask them for one, and stat you are in-state and a UVA undergrad. They give them out easily, and that might do it.mango26 wrote:I think UVa knows that I am applying tonight and they are taunting me because I just got an email from them that did not contain a fee waiver. I shouldn't really expect one though because my #'s are low for them, but I am in-state and am a UVa undergrad so I kind of have to apply.
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Duke is blank but when I add to my cart it's still 70. But.. does Loyola Chicago normally charge a fee? before I even add it to my cart it says $0, as it did on that website.WhiskeyGuy wrote:Using that to identify where you have fee waivers doesn't appear to be accurate -- two schools that granted me waivers (one hidden) still have a fee listed.existenz wrote:Hey, does Yale give out fee waivers? I already applied to them (and paid), but while looking over the LSAC list of ABA schools I noticed that they don't have any fee listed.
Anyone else see this? Log into your LSAC account, go to this link:
http://officialguide.lsac.org/SearchRes ... hools.aspx
Then scroll down to Yale and see if there is any number for the fee. I have a blank space for most of the schools that I know waived my fee (Duke, Hastings, Emory), but Yale actually charged me so I'm wondering what's up. Maybe just a fluke on this page?
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Ditto for Duke and Notre Dame.jmaan wrote:if you have good numbers and havent applied yet..michigan gave me the "secret" fee waiver...like never emailed me or anything but when i submitted today it was free.
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finally, a need-based fee waiver from fordham!
i had asked them for a fee waiver for financial reasons over a month ago, they said no, so i emailed them about a merit-based one last week, and they said no, so i sent them a screen shot of my last semester of college's financial aid as a last-ditch effort, and they responded the same day with a code.
"wind beneath my wings" is beginning to play in my head for you, katherine rooney of fordham admissions!
i had asked them for a fee waiver for financial reasons over a month ago, they said no, so i emailed them about a merit-based one last week, and they said no, so i sent them a screen shot of my last semester of college's financial aid as a last-ditch effort, and they responded the same day with a code.
"wind beneath my wings" is beginning to play in my head for you, katherine rooney of fordham admissions!
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duke, hastings and emory are blank for me too, but duke denied my fee waiver request and hastings is still trying to charge me. who knows.existenz wrote:Hey, does Yale give out fee waivers? I already applied to them (and paid), but while looking over the LSAC list of ABA schools I noticed that they don't have any fee listed.
Anyone else see this? Log into your LSAC account, go to this link:
http://officialguide.lsac.org/SearchRes ... hools.aspx
Then scroll down to Yale and see if there is any number for the fee. I have a blank space for most of the schools that I know waived my fee (Duke, Hastings, Emory), but Yale actually charged me so I'm wondering what's up. Maybe just a fluke on this page?
yale is also blank... jeez, who wants to go there?
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also today: ave maria, drexel, ohio state, denver, suffolk, michigan state (with $17,500 scholarship)
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I'm a re-applicant with a 10 point LSAT jump. Starting to notice that the obscure schools (Florida Coastal, Ave Maria and the likes) are not contacting me this cycle with fee waivers and scholarship offers.
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they probably gave up on you. i'm pretty into collecting hundreds of fee waivers and feeling good about myself no matter how dinky the school is
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USC is giving merit based ones out.
Tulsa just gave me one, but anyways.
Tulsa just gave me one, but anyways.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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