I sent my applications into a couple of schools back in October and am still waiting to hear back. During an interview for one of them, the admissions officer told me that this law schools (very small class sizes, known for its tight-knit community) highly values letters of rec from alumni.
Now that it's January, I was wondering if doing this is too late? I'm worried that the school already made a decision (Most likely a waitlist) and the letter won't do anything to change that...or would they actually revisit my file and consider the letter of rec.
What do you guys think??
Do schools ever revisit files post-decision? Forum
- Thomas Hagan, ESQ.
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- mudiverse
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Re: Do schools ever revisit files post-decision?
As of now, you have no decision. If you have a LOR from an alumni get it sent pronto.
Don't assume waitlist, it could just as easily be a rejection. If I were in your shoes I would be hustling right now.
Don't assume waitlist, it could just as easily be a rejection. If I were in your shoes I would be hustling right now.
- Thomas Hagan, ESQ.
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Re: Do schools ever revisit files post-decision?
Thanks, I'm assuming waitlist because I was waitlisted last year. And the LOR has already been sent. Just wondering if it will make a difference at this point in my application.mudiverse wrote:As of now, you have no decision. If you have a LOR from an alumni get it sent pronto.
Don't assume waitlist, it could just as easily be a rejection. If I were in your shoes I would be hustling right now.