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Hi guys, at what point in the application process do you typically receive these application fee waivers? Also, how are you made aware of a waiver you've been offered? I just took the LSAT and I'm about to have my transcript sent in to LSAC, are the waivers offered after your LSAT score and transcript are received by LSAC? Thanks for your help.

As long as you have CRS enabled, they can send you waivers at any time. You typically receive an email. Once you get an LSAT score, you can also email the schools directly and ask for one yourself.

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cotiger wrote:As long as you have CRS enabled, they can send you waivers at any time. You typically receive an email. Once you get an LSAT score, you can also email the schools directly and ask for one yourself.

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Thanks for your help. I just looked at applying to a school and it said this:

http://i.imgur.com/rv50tQ3.png

is that a fee waiver even though there's still a report fee?

XxMVPxX wrote:

cotiger wrote:As long as you have CRS enabled, they can send you waivers at any time. You typically receive an email. Once you get an LSAT score, you can also email the schools directly and ask for one yourself.

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2&t=212345

Thanks for your help. I just looked at applying to a school and it said this:

http://i.imgur.com/rv50tQ3.png

is that a fee waiver even though there's still a report fee?

Yeah, that's a hidden waiver. You always have to pay the report fee to LSAC, though, fee waiver or not.