TLS c/o 2021 Applicants Thread Forum

[Ntp73821]

Is it worth it to try to solicit a fee waiver from schools now if I plan on re taking in September? Or should I wait for a, hopefully, better lsat score? Was hoping to apply mid October after I got the September score back.

I went ahead and solicited schools that I figured I could get a fee waiver from this morning even though I plan to retake in September. I assume after we get back results from the September LSAT, their inboxes will be flooded with emails and it'll take twice as long for them to get back to me. Received a waiver from Georgetown tonight, so I'm glad I decided to solicit.

Also got Duke PT email today!

[sharris2017]

Duke PT invite, unsolicited. LSAT: > Median - GPA: > 75th

[Mint-Berry_Crunch]

[rowdy]

Lion_king_rafiki_the_king_has_returned.gif

[Platopus]

.

[Pewpew]

Checking in! Hello everyone. Vanderbilt application opened today! Can't believe this cycle is already here.

[rachelac]

.

[MrAdultman]

Michigan never contacted me about a fee waiver but when I opened the application just now, it shows up as waived on my LSAC account. Do they waive it if it's submitted before a certain date? Or did they just not email me about a merit-based waiver? (Also I recognize it's hella early so maybe they'll send waivers out today, idk)

It's called a "hidden waiver." Some schools automatically apply waivers via CRS.

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... p?t=129078

[rachelac]

.

[Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash]

Checking in. Deferring Duke so if anyone has questions about their app process let me know!

[principalagent]

We're way behind on school threads. I think we barely have half of the T13 covered.

[sabraph]

Michigan app question:

The standardized testing section asks for all LSAT dates. I cancelled June and am retaking in September. Obviously the CAS report will list both with the June score cancelled. Should I include both dates, or just the reportable score date?

[InterLaw]

Michigan never contacted me about a fee waiver but when I opened the application just now, it shows up as waived on my LSAC account. Do they waive it if it's submitted before a certain date? Or did they just not email me about a merit-based waiver? (Also I recognize it's hella early so maybe they'll send waivers out today, idk)

Where is it shown? I mean, I read a guide which said that you can see waivers just at the checkout... Is that right?

[Ntp73821]

Where is it shown? I mean, I read a guide which said that you can see waivers just at the checkout... Is that right?

You should see it as soon as you start the application for Michigan.

[rowdy]

Where is it shown? I mean, I read a guide which said that you can see waivers just at the checkout... Is that right?

You should see it as soon as you start the application for Michigan.

That's not true, it showed the $75 fee when I started the app but I didn't see the waiver until checkout right before submitting. See the guide linked in a comment above.

[rachelac]

.

[rowdy]

Where is it shown? I mean, I read a guide which said that you can see waivers just at the checkout... Is that right?

You should see it as soon as you start the application for Michigan.

That's not true, it showed the $75 fee when I started the app but I didn't see the waiver until checkout right before submitting. See the guide linked in a comment above.

It showed for me as soon as I started the app but that's different from what's linked so it might just be different for different people? Like on the "Active Applications" it says "Fee: Waived" whereas on my Stanford app it says "Fee: $100". I did not have to check out.

I didn't check the active applications tab, so that might show it.

[Ntp73821]

That's not true, it showed the $75 fee when I started the app but I didn't see the waiver until checkout right before submitting. See the guide linked in a comment above.

As soon as I started the application I could see that the fee was waived, without filling anything out or checking out.

[rowdy]

That's not true, it showed the $75 fee when I started the app but I didn't see the waiver until checkout right before submitting. See the guide linked in a comment above.

As soon as I started the application I could see that the fee was waived, without filling anything out or checking out.

That's weird. I can't think of a plausible reason why it would be different for different people.

[MrAdultman]

It showed for me as soon as I started the app but that's different from what's linked so it might just be different for different people? Like on the "Active Applications" it says "Fee: Waived" whereas on my Stanford app it says "Fee: $100". I did not have to check out.

That's how it was for me:

http://i.imgur.com/21cEE28.png

[Mint-Berry_Crunch]

Lion_king_rafiki_the_king_has_returned.gif

He's back!

[Platopus]

.

[MrAdultman]

Just got the UVA waiver. Unsolicited.

Email?

[KENYADIGG1T]

Just got an unsolicited UVA waiver as well

[Platopus]

.