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derp

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Confused
I'm set to take the LSAT in February and had come to grips with the fact that it is entirely too late if I want to go to school next fall; however, a friend of mine tells me that it's later in the process, but isn't too late.
Even if it isn't too late, my chance go down due to my late application-- yes?
Additionally, many of the applications are due about two days after I take the LSAT and obviously I won't have my score by then. Another friend of mine who is in law school suggested e-mailing the school and asking them to judge my application based on a future LSAT score.
I'm dumb.
Even if it isn't too late, my chance go down due to my late application-- yes?
Additionally, many of the applications are due about two days after I take the LSAT and obviously I won't have my score by then. Another friend of mine who is in law school suggested e-mailing the school and asking them to judge my application based on a future LSAT score.
I'm dumb.
- Kilpatrick

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Re: Confused
Your first friend is totally wrong. Schools accept applicants on a rolling basis and will have most of their class filled by the time Feb results come out. You would be at a severe disadvantage applying that late. You may still get some acceptances, but you would very likely not get the same kind of scholarship offers you could have gotten if you applied earlier.derp wrote:I'm set to take the LSAT in February and had come to grips with the fact that it is entirely too late if I want to go to school next fall; however, a friend of mine tells me that it's later in the process, but isn't too late.
Even if it isn't too late, my chance go down due to my late application-- yes?
Additionally, many of the applications are due about two days after I take the LSAT and obviously I won't have my score by then. Another friend of mine who is in law school suggested e-mailing the school and asking them to judge my application based on a future LSAT score.
I'm dumb.
Your second friend is less dumb. You can submit your application before the deadline and ask the school to wait for your Feb lsat score. But again, this is way late in the process.
Go back to being at peace with the fact that you shouldn't be applying until the 12-13 cycle.
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- law4vus

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Re: Confused
12-13?Kilpatrick wrote: Go back to being at peace with the fact that you shouldn't be applying until the 11-12 cycle.
- TrojanHopeful

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Re: Confused
Further, many deadlines are February 1. Wait until next cycle.
- Kilpatrick

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Re: Confused
Oops. I forgot what year it is. That's what I meantlaw4vus wrote:12-13?Kilpatrick wrote: Go back to being at peace with the fact that you shouldn't be applying until the 11-12 cycle.
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derp

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Re: Confused
Thanks all for the honest replies. Exactly what I need before making a decision.
I believe I'm going to wait and apply for the Spring of 2013. I've checked with the law school I want to attend and they do have Spring admissions so taking my LSAT in February should give me plenty of time to apply and get a shot at a decent scholarship.
I believe I'm going to wait and apply for the Spring of 2013. I've checked with the law school I want to attend and they do have Spring admissions so taking my LSAT in February should give me plenty of time to apply and get a shot at a decent scholarship.
- Kilpatrick

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Re: Confused
How do you know what law school you want to go to if you haven't taken the LSAT yet?