Are fee waivers retroactive Forum
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msquaredb

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Are fee waivers retroactive
I read on TLS that fee waiver are usually granted a week or two after a student receives an LSAT score. What if I apply two days after I get my LSAT score. If a school grants me a fee waiver later will I be reimbursed?
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bailey8078

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Re: Are fee waivers retroactive
Look on the fee waiver tracker. There is a column for whether the schools will reimburse youmsquaredb wrote:I read on TLS that fee waiver are usually granted a week or two after a student receives an LSAT score. What if I apply two days after I get my LSAT score. If a school grants me a fee waiver later will I be reimbursed?
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msquaredb

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Re: Are fee waivers retroactive
Hmm...I hope not stated turns out to be yes in many cases.bailey8078 wrote:Look on the fee waiver tracker. There is a column for whether the schools will reimburse youmsquaredb wrote:I read on TLS that fee waiver are usually granted a week or two after a student receives an LSAT score. What if I apply two days after I get my LSAT score. If a school grants me a fee waiver later will I be reimbursed?
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- Yardbird

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Re: Are fee waivers retroactive
fwiw, Chicago's website said no we don't reimburse and someone successfully gor reimbursed a few days ago. It's not set in stone - can't hurt to just email the school and ask.msquaredb wrote:Hmm...I hope not stated turns out to be yes in many cases.bailey8078 wrote:Look on the fee waiver tracker. There is a column for whether the schools will reimburse youmsquaredb wrote:I read on TLS that fee waiver are usually granted a week or two after a student receives an LSAT score. What if I apply two days after I get my LSAT score. If a school grants me a fee waiver later will I be reimbursed?
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