I got an e-mail from Mich Law. It gave the usual spiel about my seeing my profile on LSAC. I just finished my junior year and am applying 2012-13.
The e-mail stated that if I was going to apply in during the 2012-2013 year (which I am), they would love to offer me a fee waiver, but I will have to re-register with CRS later in the summer? What does this mean? As far as I can tell, there is no way to re-register. Will my current info be taken down when the cycle is over under the assumption that I applied this year (I took the LSAT in October), and I'll have to register again?
Thanks
Re-registering for CRS Forum
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AntipodeanPhil
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Re: Re-registering for CRS
I believe you have to change your 'Expected Law School Enrollment Year' to 2013.
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lovejopd
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Re: Re-registering for CRS
Thx, I didAntipodeanPhil wrote:I believe you have to change your 'Expected Law School Enrollment Year' to 2013.
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zdamico
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Re: Re-registering for CRS
It was already set to 2013
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NewYorkL
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Re: Re-registering for CRS
I also have a question regarding CRS. It says we can choose up to a maximum 15 states where we would prefer to receive information from. It only allows me to choose only one? Is this how it is and does it matter?
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PotatoMonkey
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Re: Re-registering for CRS
Try holding "CTRL" while clicking on states you're interested in. If you accidentally click one you didn't mean to, clicking again will de-select it.NewYorkL wrote:I also have a question regarding CRS. It says we can choose up to a maximum 15 states where we would prefer to receive information from. It only allows me to choose only one? Is this how it is and does it matter?
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AntipodeanPhil
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Re: Re-registering for CRS
They probably just sent the email to everyone within a certain LSAC + GPA range who isn't listed by LSAC as having deposited at a law school already. There are plenty of people who register planning to apply in one year, and then actually apply a year or two later, and so do need to change that number.zdamico wrote:It was already set to 2013
LSAC doesn't delete your CRS information (or, at least, they didn't last year).
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NewYorkL
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Re: Re-registering for CRS
PotatoMonkey wrote:Try holding "CTRL" while clicking on states you're interested in. If you accidentally click one you didn't mean to, clicking again will de-select it.NewYorkL wrote:I also have a question regarding CRS. It says we can choose up to a maximum 15 states where we would prefer to receive information from. It only allows me to choose only one? Is this how it is and does it matter?
Perfect. Thanks.
