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How much did you all pay to LSAC in the course of applying to law school, to include LSAT fees, CRS registration, CRS transmittals, and application fees (I know that the application fees get forwarded to the LS, but humor me)

Comes to around $400.00 for me.

SemperLegal wrote:How much did you all pay to LSAC in the course of applying to law school, to include LSAT fees, CRS registration, CRS transmittals, and application fees (I know that the application fees get forwarded to the LS, but humor me)

Comes to around $400.00 for me.

I would cry if I actually calculated it.

Hahaha it was over a grand. 12 schools without fee waivers, LSAT registration, and LSAT re-registration moving it from the June to Oct test. lol how hard did I get shafted.

Shooter wrote:

SemperLegal wrote:How much did you all pay to LSAC in the course of applying to law school, to include LSAT fees, CRS registration, CRS transmittals, and application fees (I know that the application fees get forwarded to the LS, but humor me)

Comes to around $400.00 for me.

I would cry if I actually calculated it.

Me too. I postponed so many times and took the test 3 times. fml

Don't forget that LSAC only gets the $12 for each application. The rest of the fee goes to the school. Most of their income comes from LSAT and credential assembly registration.

There's actually a place on LSAC you can view your transaction history. I'm at $677 and some change.

duckmoney wrote:Don't forget that LSAC only gets the $12 for each application. The rest of the fee goes to the school. Most of their income comes from LSAT and credential assembly registration.

Oh well it is closer to $499 then. Including the fees to schools, 1420.95 No wonder I never seemed to be able to get more money in my bank account.

quetzal_bird wrote:There's actually a place on LSAC you can view your transaction history. I'm at $677 and some change.

Holy Crap! $1059.00

$1950. I win......errr uh lose? 5 LSAT registrations (taken twice), 30 PTs, 3 other books, CAS registration, and 30 applications (10 or so with fee waivers).

Nothing I got a fee waiver from em.

$795. I haven't even applied to schools yet.

$1,070.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

AND THEY F'ED UP ALL MY APPLICATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

EricBerry wrote:$1950. I win......errr uh lose? 5 LSAT registrations (taken twice), 30 PTs, 3 other books, CAS registration, and 30 applications (10 or so with fee waivers).

$1551. Runner up! Two application cycles, 3 LSAT's.

I'd like to know how much the CAS makes in total from that little $12 fee. Columbia gets ~8,500 applicants times $12 = $102,000 ????!!!!!

$1150, and I had fee waivers to 14/18 schools I applied to.

I dunno what the qualifications are to get that lsac fee waiver, but I was working part time my last year of undergrad and only showed like 12k on my w2s and I got 2 free lsats, free crs, 4 of the $12 things free and they sent be an lsat superprep book that was free too.

ugh $804... now trying not to think of all the things that I could have bought with that money =(

2 LSACs, applied to 14 schools, with fee waivers to all but 3 of them, man. I thought I was getting out of this cheap.

Hmm. $481. Not bad!

$1179... whoa.

500 dollars, even.

That's not bad considering I applied to 20 (20!) schools. I didn't apply to any schools that didn't give me fee waivers (lookin' at you, Berkeley!)

And I only paid about 70 bucks on LSAT prep so I think I made it out okay.

sarahlawg wrote:ugh $804... now trying not to think of all the things that I could have bought with that money =(

2 LSACs, applied to 14 schools, with fee waivers to all but 3 of them, man. I thought I was getting out of this cheap.

Lol, don't feel too bad. I've paid them almost the same amount (5 dollars less) and I haven't even applied to any schools yet!

I would be over 1800+ if i didnt get all these fee waivers.... easily over 1k now.

$845. Not too shabby.