Out of curiosity, can adcoms see where all you have applied?
Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2011 2:17 pm
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True, but under most education sections I've filled out, they ask for my GPA even though they'll be getting my transcripts.phillipjg wrote:If they knew, would they have to ask? (Most applications include an optional question about where else you're applying)
Awesome advice. Thanks.shastaca wrote:They do not get to see applications.
However, if you notify a school that you plan on attending LSAC is notified. So your accepting admissions at multiple schools shows up on a weekly LSAC report to the schools involved.
It can be a useful time to negotiate.
My understanding was that this was not personally identifiable but rather an aggregate number across a school's entire admitted applicant pool.shastaca wrote:However, if you notify a school that you plan on attending LSAC is notified. So your accepting admissions at multiple schools shows up on a weekly LSAC report to the schools involved.
Dean Z says in the interview posted on this site that peer schools do know who applied where.yuzu wrote:My understanding was that this was not personally identifiable but rather an aggregate number across a school's entire admitted applicant pool.shastaca wrote:However, if you notify a school that you plan on attending LSAC is notified. So your accepting admissions at multiple schools shows up on a weekly LSAC report to the schools involved.
I apologize, but I can't find the statement you're referencing. I read interviews by Van Zandt and Zearfoss, the only Z's I could find.SemperLegal wrote:Dean Z says in the interview posted on this site that peer schools do know who applied where.