When to solicit fee waivers? Forum
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When to solicit fee waivers?
I've seen a lot of talk about how to ask for a fee waiver, but haven't seen when I can start asking schools.
I am applying next cycle and hoping to submit the day apps open. Will I be able to get fee waivers before then (July / August) or will I have to swallow the cost or wait a few weeks (September / October)?
Thanks.
I am applying next cycle and hoping to submit the day apps open. Will I be able to get fee waivers before then (July / August) or will I have to swallow the cost or wait a few weeks (September / October)?
Thanks.
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Re: When to solicit fee waivers?
I'm in the same boat. Please share any info you may receive outside of TLS
- Nachoo2019
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Re: When to solicit fee waivers?
The week before apps come out at the soonest. It doesn't really matter when you get it as long as you get it day one apps come out.
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Re: When to solicit fee waivers?
I already received seven fee waivers out of the 12 schools I am applying to. I emailed yesterday, and they all got back relatively quickly.
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- pretzeltime
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Re: When to solicit fee waivers?
Kewl. Mind sharing where? T-14 or..?pizzagoblin wrote:I already received seven fee waivers out of the 12 schools I am applying to. I emailed yesterday, and they all got back relatively quickly.
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Re: When to solicit fee waivers?
Sure! So far I've gotten waivers from Georgetown, Michigan, Cornell, UPenn, UVA, GWU and Emory.pretzeltime wrote:Kewl. Mind sharing where? T-14 or..?pizzagoblin wrote:I already received seven fee waivers out of the 12 schools I am applying to. I emailed yesterday, and they all got back relatively quickly.
NYU, UT Austin and Vanderbilt said they will send out fee waiver emails through CRS later in August. Northwestern said its admissions council hasn't yet decided whether they will waive fees for all students for a specified period of time like they did last year, but that they have done it many years before and there's no reason why they wouldn't again this year. No word yet from Duke, but I got a fee waiver from them last cycle. In fact, I got waivers from all the aforementioned schools and more last cycle but decided to sit out to retake the LSAT.
In case it helps, my stats are 3.95 GPA and 167 LSAT. Happy applying!
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Re: When to solicit fee waivers?
pizzagoblin wrote:Sure! So far I've gotten waivers from Georgetown, Michigan, Cornell, UPenn, UVA, GWU and Emory.pretzeltime wrote:Kewl. Mind sharing where? T-14 or..?pizzagoblin wrote:I already received seven fee waivers out of the 12 schools I am applying to. I emailed yesterday, and they all got back relatively quickly.
NYU, UT Austin and Vanderbilt said they will send out fee waiver emails through CRS later in August. Northwestern said its admissions council hasn't yet decided whether they will waive fees for all students for a specified period of time like they did last year, but that they have done it many years before and there's no reason why they wouldn't again this year. No word yet from Duke, but I got a fee waiver from them last cycle. In fact, I got waivers from all the aforementioned schools and more last cycle but decided to sit out to retake the LSAT.
In case it helps, my stats are 3.95 GPA and 167 LSAT. Happy applying!
Thanks! Suuuuper helpful.
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Re: When to solicit fee waivers?
Can anyone verify these schools? I reached out to a couple of the schools listed and they emailed back and directed me to their fee waiver policy on their websites.pizzagoblin wrote:Sure! So far I've gotten waivers from Georgetown, Michigan, Cornell, UPenn, UVA, GWU and Emory.pretzeltime wrote:Kewl. Mind sharing where? T-14 or..?pizzagoblin wrote:I already received seven fee waivers out of the 12 schools I am applying to. I emailed yesterday, and they all got back relatively quickly.
NYU, UT Austin and Vanderbilt said they will send out fee waiver emails through CRS later in August. Northwestern said its admissions council hasn't yet decided whether they will waive fees for all students for a specified period of time like they did last year, but that they have done it many years before and there's no reason why they wouldn't again this year. No word yet from Duke, but I got a fee waiver from them last cycle. In fact, I got waivers from all the aforementioned schools and more last cycle but decided to sit out to retake the LSAT.
In case it helps, my stats are 3.95 GPA and 167 LSAT. Happy applying!
Thanks
- pretzeltime
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Re: When to solicit fee waivers?
I emailed most of the ones pizza had success with. So far, Penn directed me to the fee waiver policy too. (UChi did the same thing FYI). I have pretty high numbers, so I think it may be that pizza got these fee waivers because he said he received em last year. Just a guess tho, and I haven't heard back from a few yet.trkmaniak00 wrote:Can anyone verify these schools? I reached out to a couple of the schools listed and they emailed back and directed me to their fee waiver policy on their websites.pizzagoblin wrote:Sure! So far I've gotten waivers from Georgetown, Michigan, Cornell, UPenn, UVA, GWU and Emory.pretzeltime wrote:Kewl. Mind sharing where? T-14 or..?pizzagoblin wrote:I already received seven fee waivers out of the 12 schools I am applying to. I emailed yesterday, and they all got back relatively quickly.
NYU, UT Austin and Vanderbilt said they will send out fee waiver emails through CRS later in August. Northwestern said its admissions council hasn't yet decided whether they will waive fees for all students for a specified period of time like they did last year, but that they have done it many years before and there's no reason why they wouldn't again this year. No word yet from Duke, but I got a fee waiver from them last cycle. In fact, I got waivers from all the aforementioned schools and more last cycle but decided to sit out to retake the LSAT.
In case it helps, my stats are 3.95 GPA and 167 LSAT. Happy applying!
Thanks