Took mine 7 days total (including the weekend). Also, I think the email LSAT sent out regarding writing samples was weird - they still didn't send my CAS reports to schools until my sample was approved.
Mine took about a week. Back then you had to have your writing sample completed and verified by LSAC before you could apply. Now i'm pretty sure you can just send in your application without it and it will automatically update once they finish reviewing your writing sample.
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Took mine 7 days total (including the weekend). Also, I think the email LSAT sent out regarding writing samples was weird - they still didn't send my CAS reports to schools until my sample was approved.
@moshejg652 said:
7 days exactly
7 business days? Or total
7 days exactly
Took mine 5 days ago, still waiting...
Mine took about a week. Back then you had to have your writing sample completed and verified by LSAC before you could apply. Now i'm pretty sure you can just send in your application without it and it will automatically update once they finish reviewing your writing sample.