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For all of us still in college and living on campus, winter break is rapidly approaching. Right now all my acceptance letters, scholarship offers, etc. are going to my school address. Unfortunately I'll be away from school for a full month and will probably go crazy not seeing what is being sent to me. Anyone else worrying about this and have an idea as to how mail can be sent to our home addresses?

If not, oh well, just gonna be one longggg month.

Seriously? Mad neurotic.

bobbyh1919 wrote:For all of us still in college and living on campus, winter break is rapidly approaching. Right now all my acceptance letters, scholarship offers, etc. are going to my school address. Unfortunately I'll be away from school for a full month and will probably go crazy not seeing what is being sent to me. Anyone else worrying about this and have an idea as to how mail can be sent to our home addresses?

If not, oh well, just gonna be one longggg month.

Can you get a friend to check it for you? Leave the RA your mail key or something?

InGoodFaith wrote:Seriously? Mad neurotic.

Haha, I mean people talk about checking their status checkers obsessively. I feel like not wanting a scholarship offer to sit in a mailbox I don't have access to for a month sounds reasonable.

Go to the post office, you can give a temporary forwarding address.

lsstatuscheck.com

Set up auto check every hour. Have it send you a text. Win!

Yea I know what you mean. Definitely going to suck.

InGoodFaith wrote:lsstatuscheck.com

Set up auto check every hour. Have it send you a text. Win!

Damn just checked that site out its pretty sweet. Is there any risk in giving them your log in info though?

Admissions offices go pretty quiet over the holidays IIRC.

Google.

https://moversguide.usps.com/icoa/icoa- ... ution=e2s1

bernaldiaz wrote:

InGoodFaith wrote:lsstatuscheck.com

Set up auto check every hour. Have it send you a text. Win!

Damn just checked that site out its pretty sweet. Is there any risk in giving them your log in info though?

Yes. The software developer will go look at your law school apps.

InGoodFaith wrote:lsstatuscheck.com

Set up auto check every hour. Have it send you a text. Win!

you just solved my serious, compulsive, productivity-destroying obsession

i'm going to speak to that software developer to get your mailing address so that i can mail you a cookie.

InGoodFaith wrote:

bernaldiaz wrote:

InGoodFaith wrote:lsstatuscheck.com

Set up auto check every hour. Have it send you a text. Win!

Damn just checked that site out its pretty sweet. Is there any risk in giving them your log in info though?

Yes. The software developer will go look at your law school apps.

Yeah that's exactly what I was worried about. But seriously, I mean it's a legit site?

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=149173

FWIW, I've been using it without any issues.

InGoodFaith wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=149173

FWIW, I've been using it without any issues.

Oh nice. I misunderstood what it was at first. Didn't realize it was a program you would run internally on your own computer. That's sweet though hopefully its not blocked or whatever for next cycle.

eandy wrote:Go to the post office, you can give a temporary forwarding address.

The process is so slow, I'd be more worried that stuff would be showing up at home long after I'd returned to school.

mrloblaw wrote:

eandy wrote:Go to the post office, you can give a temporary forwarding address.

The process is so slow, I'd be more worried that stuff would be showing up at home long after I'd returned to school.

Yeah, being a compulsive reader of old threads about the schools I want, it seems like it was kind of a pain/inefficient to forward the mail. Also you have to tell them like a month prior to when you want it to start forwarding.

I posted a similar thread (http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 5&t=172514). Should I e-mail admissions offices that I can only be contacted by e-mail for a month?

moshid wrote:I posted a similar thread (http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 5&t=172514). Should I e-mail admissions offices that I can only be contacted by e-mail for a month?

I wouldn't, but you can if you really think it's a big deal.