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Grad School Transcript ?
Posted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 6:02 pm
by flying_squirrel
Just curious, do I need to send LSAC my official transcript from Grad school? While it's not a lot of money, the $25 raping that my school charges for the transcript w/ a "special processing fee" is flippin ridiculous.
I recently graduated with my Master's degree and am curious if LSAC requires that transcripts as well. I took no undergrad classes @ the University I graduated from with my Master's and LSAC already has all of my info from the UG I attended.
Re: Grad School Transcript ?
Posted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 6:09 pm
by djjf39
If you have a Master's, then you are nuts not to shell out the cash. I am unaware of any law school that will not look favorably on an MA/MS, but as far as I know you have to have the transcript proof to back up your claim.
Re: Grad School Transcript ?
Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 5:54 pm
by hsprophet
Yes, you have to send it. The LSAC web site lists all the transcripts you have to send, which in summary says "send ALL college/university transcripts." Your graduate work won't factor into your gpa, but it will be nice for schools to see it.
And if you omit it, you might get into trouble later by violating the rule that ALL transcripts must be sent.
Re: Grad School Transcript ?
Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2010 3:10 pm
by Iconoclast
hsprophet wrote:Yes, you have to send it. The LSAC web site lists all the transcripts you have to send, which in summary says "send ALL college/university transcripts." Your graduate work won't factor into your gpa, but it will be nice for schools to see it.
And if you omit it, you might get into trouble later by violating the rule that ALL transcripts must be sent.
This.