Is it best to apply on the first day the application opens? Forum

[asdfg1234]

I already have my entire application prepared. LSAT, transcripts, LORs, resume, etc.

Is it best for me to apply immediately once the applications open? I am worried that it might make me seem super nerdy/overeager and be off-putting to the admissions offices if I apply on the first day. Should I wait a few days/weeks before submitting?

[zeglo]

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[Clemenceau]

God forbid one seem nerdy whilst applying to law school.

[benwyatt]

I already have my entire application prepared. LSAT, transcripts, LORs, resume, etc.

Is it best for me to apply immediately once the applications open? I am worried that it might make me seem super nerdy/overeager and be off-putting to the admissions offices if I apply on the first day. Should I wait a few days/weeks before submitting?

I applied on day 1 and got accepted to UVA on the same day

also,

God forbid one seem nerdy whilst applying to law school.

[Nachoo2019]

Applying day 1 is the best thing you could do. You will be among the first applications that the adcoms read. You'll get a response quicker as well.

[benwyatt]

Applying day 1 is the best thing you could do. You will be among the first applications that the adcoms read. You'll get a response quicker as well.

Don't count on the bolded, I waited 7 months to hear back from NU.

[Blueprint Mithun]

I already have my entire application prepared. LSAT, transcripts, LORs, resume, etc.

Is it best for me to apply immediately once the applications open? I am worried that it might make me seem super nerdy/overeager and be off-putting to the admissions offices if I apply on the first day. Should I wait a few days/weeks before submitting?

Yes, since law schools use rolling admissions, the earlier the better. You're not going to be pegged for being "overeager," law schools want people who are enthusiastic about attending.