Hey all,
I'm reapplying for the Fall 2015 cycle to some schools; what is the typical protocol for someone in my case? Do I need new recommendation letters or an updated transcript? Do adcomms care about when LOR were written/will it hurt my case if I'm applying in 2014, but all my evaluations/letters are from 2013?
(I'm updating my resume, personal statement, and retaking the LSAT; just wasn't sure if I was supposed to revamp everything else as well. Thanks!)
Reapplying This Cycle Forum
- pylon
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Re: Reapplying This Cycle
You don't need new LOR's, but I would recommend updating your transcript.churrochi wrote:Hey all,
I'm reapplying for the Fall 2015 cycle to some schools; what is the typical protocol for someone in my case? Do I need new recommendation letters or an updated transcript? Do adcomms care about when LOR were written/will it hurt my case if I'm applying in 2014, but all my evaluations/letters are from 2013?
(I'm updating my resume, personal statement, and retaking the LSAT; just wasn't sure if I was supposed to revamp everything else as well. Thanks!)
- star fox
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Re: Reapplying This Cycle
I was super lazy and just updated my resume and changed a little bit in my personal statement to talk about what was new. LORs and such are still good. Update your transcript of you graduated.churrochi wrote:Hey all,
I'm reapplying for the Fall 2015 cycle to some schools; what is the typical protocol for someone in my case? Do I need new recommendation letters or an updated transcript? Do adcomms care about when LOR were written/will it hurt my case if I'm applying in 2014, but all my evaluations/letters are from 2013?
(I'm updating my resume, personal statement, and retaking the LSAT; just wasn't sure if I was supposed to revamp everything else as well. Thanks!)
- JamMasterJ
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Re: Reapplying This Cycle
most of it's been said, but if you applied to Penn, you need at least 1 new LOR
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