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- hairbear7

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Re: What is considered "early"
I would still consider October early so you're good
- rinkrat19

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Re: What is considered "early"
before Thanksgiving is early enough to reap the benefits of applying "early" in most cases.
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debdeb2

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Re: What is considered "early"
I'd say pre-Halloween to ensure you don't get sucked into a winter break review slowdown
- BertYoo

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Re: What is considered "early"
From http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2&t=131727 :
"Timing of Application Submission
When should I submit it? When is early?
As soon as possible without sacrificing due care of quality.
General rule of thumb:
Super Early: Before Halloween
Early: Before Thanksgiving
On Time: Before Christmas
Lateish: After New Years.
The longer you wait, the lower your chances become and the less scholarship money there is. Exception: Yale, which does not do a rolling admissions process. "
Also, in that link there is a (possibly outdated, but probably still accurate) link to spreadsheets of when you might be hearing back if you apply in October.
Hope that helps!
"Timing of Application Submission
When should I submit it? When is early?
As soon as possible without sacrificing due care of quality.
General rule of thumb:
Super Early: Before Halloween
Early: Before Thanksgiving
On Time: Before Christmas
Lateish: After New Years.
The longer you wait, the lower your chances become and the less scholarship money there is. Exception: Yale, which does not do a rolling admissions process. "
Also, in that link there is a (possibly outdated, but probably still accurate) link to spreadsheets of when you might be hearing back if you apply in October.
Hope that helps!