LSAT fourth time Forum
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onthemoney
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LSAT fourth time
Does anybody know of schools that will write to the LSAC allowing you to take the LSAT for a fourth time within two years?
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nycsoul87
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Re: LSAT fourth time
I just did this an hr ago. I sent one out to wustl bc someone on TLS mentioned that they approve requests fairly quickly.
mlipsco wrote:I spoke with the Assistant Dean of Admissions at WUSTL, and she said that she simply sends a letter to LSAC anytime a legitimate prospective student wishes to retake the LSAT.
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onthemoney
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Re: LSAT fourth time
I tried on Friday - they asked if I applied and I said no so they refused.
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Me-a Culpa
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Re: LSAT fourth time
It would probably be in your best interest to say - "I plan to apply" - and do so. If offered admission, you're not required to accept the offer.
If you're serious about it, start with the lowest Tier schools and work your way up. Try this: use a spreadsheet with all the schools and MS Word, write the letter with appropriate fields, do a mail merge, and sign your name 190 times... I'd spend the money and write letter rather than emails. If you're strapped for cash, send 25 at a time.
Obviously, I've contemplated this, but lightening does strike once in awhile!
If you're serious about it, start with the lowest Tier schools and work your way up. Try this: use a spreadsheet with all the schools and MS Word, write the letter with appropriate fields, do a mail merge, and sign your name 190 times... I'd spend the money and write letter rather than emails. If you're strapped for cash, send 25 at a time.
Obviously, I've contemplated this, but lightening does strike once in awhile!
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Leeroy Jenkins
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Re: LSAT fourth time
why would you say 'no'? are you utterly lacking common sense?onthemoney wrote:I tried on Friday - they asked if I applied and I said no so they refused.
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onthemoney
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Re: LSAT fourth time
They asked if I HAD applied. And of course I told them I planned on applying.Leeroy Jenkins wrote:why would you say 'no'? are you utterly lacking common sense?onthemoney wrote:I tried on Friday - they asked if I applied and I said no so they refused.
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BigTabacco
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Re: LSAT fourth time
So apply, call back, and have the right answer this time. Be kind, though, you're on borrowed time.onthemoney wrote:They asked if I HAD applied. And of course I told them I planned on applying.Leeroy Jenkins wrote:why would you say 'no'? are you utterly lacking common sense?onthemoney wrote:I tried on Friday - they asked if I applied and I said no so they refused.
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onthemoney
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Re: LSAT fourth time
BigTabacco wrote:So apply, call back, and have the right answer this time. Be kind, though, you're on borrowed time.onthemoney wrote:They asked if I HAD applied. And of course I told them I planned on applying.Leeroy Jenkins wrote:why would you say 'no'? are you utterly lacking common sense?onthemoney wrote:I tried on Friday - they asked if I applied and I said no so they refused.
Problem is - it's past the application deadline.
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onthemoney
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Re: LSAT fourth time
So any schools, anyone?
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nycsoul87
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Re: LSAT fourth time
ask illinois, I just got a waiver from them yesterday to retake the LSAT
