Just curious, how much weight should I attribute to fee waivers? I'm kind of curious since I have a pretty high GPA (1.79), but an LSAT score of 161 and received a fee waiver from Duke. Based on this, I'm guessing I shouldn't think too much into it, but why would they send a fee waiver to somebody eight points lower than their median LSAT score?
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Daniel
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Re: Fee Waiver to Duke-What does it mean?
To boost # of applications received / #rejected
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Re: Fee Waiver to Duke-What does it mean?
Out of 2?danielneuman613 wrote: I'm kind of curious since I have a pretty high GPA (1.79)
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Re: Fee Waiver to Duke-What does it mean?
PSPSPSPS wrote:To boost # of applications received / #rejected
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Re: Fee Waiver to Duke-What does it mean?
Haha, oops... 3.79ihenry wrote:Out of 2?danielneuman613 wrote: I'm kind of curious since I have a pretty high GPA (1.79)
You know what I mean
Daniel
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Re: Fee Waiver to Duke-What does it mean?
It means you don't have to pay duke. That is literally all.