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Few Waivers for transfer apps?
Do schools give these? More importantly those in the T-14? It really doesn't matter because these schools are worth it, but it would be nice to save a couple hundred bucks if possible.
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Re: Few Waivers for transfer apps?
Fee* Waivers... Damn iphone
- JoeFish
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Re: Few Waivers for transfer apps?
From looking at the sites myself, virtually all of them will not give fee waivers for transfer apps. I don't know of one that does :-\
- jbiresq
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Re: Few Waivers for transfer apps?
I had a fee waiver for RD apps that got me out of U Chicago's fee (but not GULC oddly enough) but when the LSAC found out that I had already started law school they took it away. But I think the individual schools do give fee waivers in specific situations (with those codes) so you can try and call them.Rkl88 wrote:Do schools give these? More importantly those in the T-14? It really doesn't matter because these schools are worth it, but it would be nice to save a couple hundred bucks if possible.
- crossarmant
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Re: Few Waivers for transfer apps?
I have a fee waiver from LSAC (unlike a lot of people who ask the school for one) and my fee was waived on GW, WUSTL but not on GULC. It looks like a few more schools may allow it, like UVA, but I have yet to send those in yet.
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Re: Few Waivers for transfer apps?
I know that some schools do. Just email the admissions department and ask. It can't hurt.
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Re: Few Waivers for transfer apps?
You can apply for one at Stanford, but keep in mind that it'll probably be about a week before you get a response. Considering their applications are due on the 15th, you'll be cutting it pretty close.