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This is great! Also, I'm not sure if you've heard about the status checker program that allows you to check all of your statuses at the same time, but it's also a great tool for those who have OSC... or so I've heard...

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This is even better. With one click You can check all apps at once.

patienunderstanding wrote:http://www.lsstatuscheck.com/

This is even better. With one click You can check all apps at once.

+1. This is what I was referring to.

I definitely didn't just bookmark this.

patienunderstanding wrote:http://www.lsstatuscheck.com/

This is even better. With one click You can check all apps at once.

And...this is even better. Thanks!

In an attempt to curb my obsessive status checking I deleted my favorites folder containing links to these schools. And now you've posted this:(

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Regulus wrote:I know that nobody on here checks their status checkers more than once a week, but just in case you all have any friends with OSC (obsessive status checking) syndrome, here is a link that might make things a little easier for them.

I nominate you for Best OPs of the 2012-2013 application cycle.

wbrother wrote:

Regulus wrote:I know that nobody on here checks their status checkers more than once a week, but just in case you all have any friends with OSC (obsessive status checking) syndrome, here is a link that might make things a little easier for them.

I nominate you for Best OPs of the 2012-2013 application cycle.

Nomination seconded.

LS status check is AMAZING.

There was an app that someone posted last year, it was very handy for OSC on your smartphone. Not that I know or anything. I dunno if it still exists, but maybe someone could use the search function to find the thread?

edit: nevermind, i see that link also has an app, probably the same one

AlanShore wrote:LS status check is AMAZING.

Seconded. Too bad not all the schools are on here

WOW

Thank you!!

Is there an iphone version of this??

clyde13 wrote:Is there an iphone version of this??

Not a working one. But you can just set the desktop version to auto refresh and text/e-mail you updates.

patienunderstanding wrote:http://www.lsstatuscheck.com/

This is even better. With one click You can check all apps at once.

It keeps giving me login errors for my schools even though the username and password are correct. What's up with that?

Crowing wrote:

clyde13 wrote:Is there an iphone version of this??

Not a working one. But you can just set the desktop version to auto refresh and text/e-mail you updates.

I did not know about that option. This is great. I was going to have to leave my desktop for about 2 weeks and knew I was going to have withdrawals. haha Thanks!

elblufer wrote:I definitely didn't just bookmark this.

+1

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patricksouthern wrote:

patienunderstanding wrote:http://www.lsstatuscheck.com/

This is even better. With one click You can check all apps at once.

It keeps giving me login errors for my schools even though the username and password are correct. What's up with that?

This.

owlie wrote:

patricksouthern wrote:

patienunderstanding wrote:http://www.lsstatuscheck.com/

This is even better. With one click You can check all apps at once.

It keeps giving me login errors for my schools even though the username and password are correct. What's up with that?

This.

Have you guys tried re-installing the program? That worked for me.

For those who receive login-errors sometimes but not all the time:

The LSAC uses captcha's to protect their status checks websites from being hacked.

Captcha's are those alphanumeric images that show up as a human-verification system on most popular websites when you try to log-in. If you try to log in to a law school status check webpage too many times in a short time period, the captcha will pop up and require human input.

The LS status check application obviously can't enter captcha information, which results in a log in error.

Solution: wait a bit, and the individual LS status check websites will chill and no longer require a captcha verification.

Go pats.

LS status check what an awesome idea. It might not help us out this cycle but I'm now considering busting out my rusty coding skills for an android app version for future generations.

Edit: looking at the website looks like he's already put it on android sweet

awasden wrote:LS status check what an awesome idea. It might not help us out this cycle but I'm now considering busting out my rusty coding skills for an android app version for future generations.

If only someone busted out their rusty coding skills for this generation... however, that's an inspired idea. lsstatuscheck is my go-to. It's a bit buggy and crashes occasionally but overall it's been beyond helpful.