you don't need to do anything differently on LSAC. after you registered for priority track, you should've received an email from mhill@law.duke.edu (this went to my spam, FYI), which said:Keilz wrote:Hey y'all I just opened my application on LSAC, and went back to check my priority track email to ensure that I was following any instructions that they provided. I already registered using the link in the email, but I noticed that the link said that I would be receiving more information that I should read carefully to understand the program. Unfortunately, I do not remember what page I was led to after I clicked "I will apply via priority track." Does anyone have this information? Do I need to do *anything* different on LSAC, or just submit my app as normal and they'll link it up?
Thanks.
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