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Does anyone know how to withdraw applications and decline offers of admissions at other schools if you get in somewhere ED? Do you just send an email to the admissions team at the other schools or is there a place to do it on the LSAC website? Apologies in advance if this is a very obvious question.

It's a good question as it implies you want to do the right thing. Common wisdom seems to be to just send off an email to the admissions office of each school to which you applied saying something like: "I wish to withdraw my application for admission. I appreciate all previous consideration."

Short and sweet.

I sent e-mails to the admissions offices based on the school's email confirming receipt of my application. I double checked the applicant tracking systems ~2 weeks later to confirm that I had withdrawn. Congratulations on being accepted at your first choice school!

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pulp_1343 wrote:Where is this applicant tracking system you speak of?

I'm new to posing on here, but it looks like I can't upload the screenshot I took due to [img]=OFF in this thread. Some schools (i.e. Vanderbilt, Boston College, University of Virginia) will send you an email to confirm receipt of your application. Embedded within that email is a "link" which routes to that specifics school's "aces2.lsac.org" website. Those schools will provide each candidate with a unique username and password within that confirmation email. You can check your status easily once you login.

While I imagine that someone in Newtown Square has the GRC access to lookup all school statuses for a candidate, I do not believe candidates have that access. I confirmed my status at each school individually.

Other schools did not provide me with login information for such tracker, unfortunately.

I hope this is helpful!

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