Emailing LOCI Forum
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mrwarre85

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Emailing LOCI
how do people usually send LOCI? I mailed my first two, but one school sent me an email that said "additional updates can be emailed." do you think they meant should be emailed? I was going to send it snail mail..
- Knock

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Re: Emailing LOCI
If they send you an email saying "additional updates can be emailed" then I would email your LOCI.mrwarre85 wrote:how do people usually send LOCI? I mailed my first two, but one school sent me an email that said "additional updates can be emailed." do you think they meant should be emailed? I was going to send it snail mail..
- dpk711

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Re: Emailing LOCI
Call and ask the admissions office.
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bk1

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I've emailed every LOCI I've ever sent. I would be they prefer that to paper.
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mrwarre85

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Re: Emailing LOCI
Ok sounds like emailing is fine. Another question-- my LOCI is two pages double spaced, too long??
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parsi

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Re: Emailing LOCI
As long as its relevant and says what you want the adcomms to know without being overly wordy, repetitve, and wasting the adcomms time.
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BeachandRun23

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Re: Emailing LOCI
This. Are you writing just to write, or do you actually mean this stuff? If it is the latter, you will be fine.parsi wrote:As long as its relevant and says what you want the adcomms to know without being overly wordy, repetitve, and wasting the adcomms time.
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protein

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Re: Emailing LOCI
If it says email, email it
I sent mine in hard copy form because the school didn't specify
I sent mine in hard copy form because the school didn't specify
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blueprint87

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Re: Emailing LOCI
Email is fine and probably best - especially if the school specifies that is the preferred method. Personally, I sent an email followed by a hard copy. Looking back, there was no need to do both.
- glewz

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Re: Emailing LOCI
Law schools hold fast to many of their age-old traditions; many of the older admissions folks prefer paper copies, and end up printing anyways.
If I were you, I'd snail mail on high-quality paper, unless the school specifies otherwise. (and your school did not, according to your post)
If I were you, I'd snail mail on high-quality paper, unless the school specifies otherwise. (and your school did not, according to your post)
- YaSvoboden

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Re: Emailing LOCI
Should something like this be double spaced?mrwarre85 wrote:Ok sounds like emailing is fine. Another question-- my LOCI is two pages double spaced, too long??
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protein

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Re: Emailing LOCI
No.YaSvoboden wrote:Should something like this be double spaced?mrwarre85 wrote:Ok sounds like emailing is fine. Another question-- my LOCI is two pages double spaced, too long??
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mrwarre85

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Re: Emailing LOCI
Why not? It is still easier to read.protein wrote:No.YaSvoboden wrote:Should something like this be double spaced?mrwarre85 wrote:Ok sounds like emailing is fine. Another question-- my LOCI is two pages double spaced, too long??
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protein

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Personal preference, but I feel like single spaced is more appropriate for official documents like thismrwarre85 wrote:Why not? It is still easier to read.protein wrote:No.YaSvoboden wrote:Should something like this be double spaced?mrwarre85 wrote:Ok sounds like emailing is fine. Another question-- my LOCI is two pages double spaced, too long??
- YaSvoboden

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I asked this because professional writing is really never double spaced, at least not that I have seen.protein wrote:Personal preference, but I feel like single spaced is more appropriate for official documents like thismrwarre85 wrote:Why not? It is still easier to read.
Double spacing is to make it easier for your professors to skim through it and make notes.