Merit-based fee waivers w/o an LSAT score? Forum

[zephyr36]

I'm trying to get some fee waivers for schools in the t14. My LSAC gpa is a 4.01, but I'm taking the LSAT in october. Any chance that my gpa alone with help me get some waivers if I e-mail the admissions office?

[lifestooquick]

I'm trying to get some fee waivers for schools in the t14. My LSAC gpa is a 4.01, but I'm taking the LSAT in october. Any chance that my gpa alone with help me get some waivers if I e-mail the admissions office?

Doubtful. They should send out another wave of them through CRS after the test in October.

[scruffs mcguff]

Don't know the answer to this but I'd say probably no chance.

[zephyr36]

I'm trying to get some fee waivers for schools in the t14. My LSAC gpa is a 4.01, but I'm taking the LSAT in october. Any chance that my gpa alone with help me get some waivers if I e-mail the admissions office?

Doubtful. They should send out another wave of them through CRS after the test in October.

How does this work? Are you just notified by lsac?

[scruffs mcguff]

You'll get an email.

Or sometimes they are hidden. Check hidden fee waiver thread by eskimo.

[lifestooquick]

I'm trying to get some fee waivers for schools in the t14. My LSAC gpa is a 4.01, but I'm taking the LSAT in october. Any chance that my gpa alone with help me get some waivers if I e-mail the admissions office?

Doubtful. They should send out another wave of them through CRS after the test in October.

How does this work? Are you just notified by lsac?

As stated, you'll get an email. Make sure you are signed up for the CRS on your LSAC account