Hi all,
I've submitted my application to several schools already, but I want to send an additional letter via LSAC. I assigned the letter under "Credentials" on the LSAC website, but I don't know if it has actually updated my submitted application. Is that it, or are there additional steps involved?
Thanks!
How do I send more letters after I've already submitted app? Forum
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Re: How do I send more letters after I've already submitted app?
How many letters have you already sent?
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Re: How do I send more letters after I've already submitted app?
Just one--I applied to some schools that only required one to get those applications out ASAP.Durkheim wrote:How many letters have you already sent?
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Re: How do I send more letters after I've already submitted app?
Okay. You don't mention the circumstances underlying the new letter, whether the timing was unavoidable or piss-poor planning. Frankly, I don't know if a law school would even care if it's the latter.Daedalus wrote:Just one--I applied to some schools that only required one to get those applications out ASAP.Durkheim wrote:How many letters have you already sent?
Guess I'd try my luck with LSAC first. See if they can bulk send that new letter to the schools. Maybe it was a surprise that they actually sent it to you. If LSAC won't help, contact the schools and ask if you can have the writer send that additional letter. But then you have ask the writer to send the additional letter....
Sorry Daedalus, best I've got. I figured something was better than nothing.
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Re: How do I send more letters after I've already submitted app?
Thanks for the info, but it looks like I've been able to solve the problem. You can send additional letters via LSAC even after you've submitted your application. Just to go "Assign" under "Credentials" and add whichever letters you wish.
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