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When is it considered a late application
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 6:16 pm
by brettfavre4
I just got all my information submitted and registered by LSAC. I am going to attempt to apply as soon as possible but I am wondering when submissions are considered to be "late" submissions. Is mid-november still "early" as far as applying goes??
Re: When is it considered a late application
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 6:17 pm
by northwood
before thanksgiving- early.
before new years and christmas- on time
january- depends on the school( and when they stop accepting applications), but you are beginning to be on the late side, especially after mid jan
feb- late
Re: When is it considered a late application
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 6:23 pm
by Burgstaller04
For BrettFavre, an app is never late. You can always wait for a law school to send some reps down to Mississippi with a trunk of cash. You'll get in.....then fail.
Re: When is it considered a late application
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 6:30 pm
by whymeohgodno
Pless wrote:whymeohgodno wrote:What would you consider an early/on time/late application?
Thanks in advance.
Early is any time before 10/31. On time is by the end of the year. Late(ish) is after January 1.
That's what the dean of Illinois said.
Re: When is it considered a late application
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 6:31 pm
by The Gentleman
Burgstaller04 wrote:
For BrettFavre, an app is never late. You can always wait for a law school to send some reps down to Mississippi with a trunk of cash. You'll get in.....then fail.
This is so true. Brett Favre can sit around all summer, but decide during the second week of classes that he wants to go to law school. All he has to do is text the dean to pick him up at the airport and... BAM! He's in your Torts class. It's worth noting that he will do this in his 0L, 1L, and 2L summers.
But seriously OP, a lot of schools will send out their first wave of acceptances in December. So ideally you want your app complete in the next few weeks.
Re: When is it considered a late application
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 6:33 pm
by whymeohgodno
The Gentleman wrote:Burgstaller04 wrote:
For BrettFavre, an app is never late. You can always wait for a law school to send some reps down to Mississippi with a trunk of cash. You'll get in.....then fail.
This is so true. Brett Favre can sit around all summer, but decide during the second week of classes that he wants to go to law school. All he has to do is text the dean to pick him up at the airport and... BAM! He's in your Torts class. It's worth noting that he will do this in his 0L, 1L, and 2L summers.
But seriously OP, a lot of schools will send out their first wave of acceptances in December. So ideally you want your app complete in the next few weeks.
The dean better pick him up in a limousine.
Re: When is it considered a late application
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 6:40 pm
by The Gentleman
whymeohgodno wrote:The dean better pick him up in a limousine.
Absolutely. And then the dean will trade next year's entire scholarship fund for one of Harvard's top gunners (Randy Moss cough, cough) but suspend him five weeks into the semester for making overly critical comments in class. U of Tennessee will grab this gunner of the waiver wire and make a strong push into the T50. Meanwhile, Minnesota will crash and burn out of the T100.
Re: When is it considered a late application
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 6:47 pm
by trudat15
The Gentleman wrote:whymeohgodno wrote:The dean better pick him up in a limousine.
Absolutely. And then the dean will trade next year's entire scholarship fund for one of Harvard's top gunners (Randy Moss cough, cough) but suspend him five weeks into the semester for making overly critical comments in class. U of Tennessee will grab this gunner of the waiver wire and make a strong push into the T50. Meanwhile, Minnesota will crash and burn out of the T100.
I think it's more like one of Columbia's gunners. Though a gunner nonetheless
Re: When is it considered a late application
Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2010 1:22 am
by traehekat
I believe most schools get more than half of their applications after January, so you can take that for what it's worth. Generally, any time before December is still pretty early.You really just want your application in before the big influx of applications after the December LSAT.
Re: When is it considered a late application
Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 7:05 pm
by brettfavre4
So probably better to wait a couple of weeks and perfect my PS than to apply now with an average one???