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I have been sending applications out for the past two days. I have my personal statements shaped for certain schools and I have shaped addendum to send to each "reach" school I am applying to (talking about how my LSAT score may be in the 25%, but my GPA is higher than the median GPA of their entering class). I noticed after I sent my application to a law school this morning that I sent an addendum that was addressed to a different school. I panicked and contacted the admissions office via email apologizing and asking if they could remove that addendum and replace it with the correct one, which I attached to the email. They said they would attach the correct addendum to my file but she did not mention the second part of my request to remove the wrong addendum. What should I do to make sure this problem is corrected?

1) Wrong forum.
2) Do nothing more. It's been taken care of.

I know you already sent it but idk why you are even writing an addendum in the first place. The school will see that your LSAT score is below 25% and your GPA is higher than median from your application.

YeezusPiece wrote:I know you already sent it but idk why you are even writing an addendum in the first place. The school will see that your LSAT score is below 25% and your GPA is higher than median from your application.

I assume he meant that he explained WHY it was that way.
If he did in fact write an addendum pointing out the obvious, then that is completely foolish (and hilarious).

I can only assume that the addendum read "My GPA is fine, but I am too stubborn to retake the LSAT like a logical person would."