What schools DO NOT require LORs? Forum

[Progress01]

I realize there is a thread on this somewhere, but it was filled with a lot of back and forth about anti social people, and the information might be out of date at this point anyways.

So...anyways...what schools do you know of that don't require LORS?

I have 3 people writing my LORS right now, but with my awful gpa even if my LSAT score turns out okay next week I need to get my apps in as soon as possible.

So applying to a couple schools that don't necessitate LORS means getting an application in a couple weeks earlier in November.

Any schools you know of off the top of your head that dog require LOR?

[Danger Zone]

This should be good.

[Ramius]

0 worth applying to.

That's all you need to know.

[californiauser]

0 worth applying to.

That's all you need to know.

[TheMostDangerousLG]

0 worth applying to.

That's all you need to know.

Beat me to it.

But uh, yeah. End of thread.

[hephaestus]

0 worth applying to.

That's all you need to know.

This

[Danger Zone]

This should be good boring.

[mr. wednesday]

can't you just submit your applications to normal schools and add LORs as they come in? Just do that.

[Ti Malice]

0 worth applying to.

That's all you need to know.

This

[tigersaresexy]

UT doesn't require but recommends. That's the only one in T20 as far as I know.

[Happy Gilmore]

Not that it is really a possibility for you but Berkely:

Letters of recommendation are optional and are not required to complete your application. If you are sending letters, we recommend that you submit two letters from recommenders who are familiar with your past academic performance and are able to assess your potential for law study, such as professors or teaching assistants. If you have been away from academia for some time, letters from work colleagues are often valuable. A dean's certification letter is not required.