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scaliaantics
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Question for Themis Public Interest Users
Do you know if the price increases or decreases as we get closer to the bar exam? I'm wondering if it makes sense to lock in right now or if it makes sense to wait.
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tomorrowperson
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Re: Question for Themis Public Interest Users
I think it stays the same? I paid around $1200 in Texas for Themis, and there were two ways to get that price. One was by filling out the public interest form and the other was by paying $250 by November 1. Paying $250 by November 1 got you $500 off the entire course, regardless of whether you were doing public interest, bringing the price of Themis down to $1,195 if you pay the rest off by February.
So, in Texas as least, you could get Themis for under $1200 if you did the public interest route (looking through all my emails I don't think the deal changed as you got closer to the deadline) or paid $250 in November and then paid the rest off by February. So, if you don't want to pay now, you could wait until the public interest application is due. Ask a rep to be sure.
So, in Texas as least, you could get Themis for under $1200 if you did the public interest route (looking through all my emails I don't think the deal changed as you got closer to the deadline) or paid $250 in November and then paid the rest off by February. So, if you don't want to pay now, you could wait until the public interest application is due. Ask a rep to be sure.
