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Anybody start getting fee waiver emails yet for next cycle? I know Seton Hall sent out some yesterday.

Edit: Here is last year's thread for fee waivers as requested
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2&t=122246

Hawkeye Pierce Fee Waiver Spreadsheet (anybody can edit):
https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreads ... &hl=en_US#

I will keep this up for a little while but don't have time to do this continually. Here are is a list of those that have been reported as received so far (including dates when applicable). Bolded means you can apply to school free regardless of fee waiver: Please see Hawkeye Pierce Fee Waiver Spreadsheet for updated list and LSAT scores or to input new fee waivers

Seton Hall 7/5/2011
Cincy 7/6/2011
Denver 7/6/2011
GULC 7/6/2011
Cardozo
Chicago-Kent
Charlotte
Tulsa
Case Western
John Marshall
Vermont
Cooley
Ohio Northern
Pacific
Cornell?
Minnesota
St. Thomas
Mercer
George Mason
Chapman
West Virginia
Miss College
Washburn
Richmond
Baylor
Valparaiso

I just got one from the University of Cincinnati

Seton Hall, Case Western, ONU, Charlotte, Phoenix, Cincinnati, University of Tulsa, Cleveland-Marshall...

maxpower430 wrote:I just got one from the University of Cincinnati

Only one for me so far.

Ginj wrote:Seton Hall, Case Western, ONU, Charlotte, Phoenix, Cincinnati, University of Tulsa, Cleveland-Marshall...

Same.

+Cardozo, +Chicago-Kent

Cardozo, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Chicago-Kent, Tulsa

naterj wrote:

Ginj wrote:Seton Hall, Case Western, ONU, Charlotte, Phoenix, Cincinnati, University of Tulsa, Cleveland-Marshall...

Same.

Bright futures, we have.

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I got the Cincinnati waiver and I don't even have a GPA. Now to decide whether it's worth 12 LSAC dollars to apply...

Also, I took the June LSAT, if that's any help.

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Everyone keeps saying $12, but it's $16 now, right? That's a big difference when you don't have a lot of money and it's times 30 schools or so.

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bmili wrote:

sea15 wrote:Everyone keeps saying $12, but it's $16 now, right? That's a big difference when you don't have a lot of money and it's times 30 schools or so.

Yeah, i think its $16 now, 33% increase in LSAC fees. Applying to school is still really expensive, even if you have a full time job. Can't imagine being a college student and applying.

I did not know the fee increased....wonderful.

I've more or less gotten the same ones. Eagerly awaiting the day I get a fee waiver for a school I actually intend on applying to.

Seton Hall, U Cinnci, Western New England, and $30,000 from John Marshall

Add Vermont and Cornell

Only one I've gotten all cycle is Minnesota. My stats are on my profile.

I emailed a couple t-14 schools with my LSAT/GPA and most of them replied with something along the lines of... "you will likely receive a merit based fee waiver. If our CRS system doesn't pick you up, email us in late August".

Just got one from U Denver. It would actually be very nice to study in Denver, though job prospects might not be the best

sea15 wrote:Just got one from U Denver. It would actually be very nice to study in Denver, though job prospects might not be the best

Just got Denver, and the $10000 per year offer from John Marshall.

Got John Marshall + $30,000...but I want Denver. Give.

Just received one from Georgetown. This is pretty early...

brownpride wrote:Just received one from Georgetown. This is pretty early...

I just got one from GULC as well.

Ginj wrote:Got John Marshall + $30,000...but I want Denver. Give.

Same here for JM. **fist bump**

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