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jackbowe
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LSAT
171
CAS GPA
3.79
1L START YEAR
2027

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Boston College
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Boston University
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Cardozo
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Columbia
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Duke
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Fordham
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Georgetown
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George Washington
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Michigan
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NYU
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Ohio State
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UNC
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Wake Forest
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Yale
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The law school admissions process can present a tremendous burden for many students, including those who do not recieve an LSAC fee waiver. I think that a way to track application fees, CAS fees, and application fee/CAS report fee waivers would be a very useful feature for many 7Sage users.

A user could toggle on the "Application Costs" option and see each school's application fee. It would be incredibly useful if 7Sage could compile information on each school's waiver system (for example, Georgetown has a merit-based waiver application or Duke often sends out unsolicited offers). Whatever information 7Sage can access could be shared with students to help them lower their application costs.

Then, a user could input any fee waivers that they are issued (and the code that they're given, if applicable, so they always have access to it) and the cost could be subtracted from their "Total Application Cost" at the bottom of the page.

Currently, I do this exact thing in a Google Spreadsheet. However, the ability to do everything in 7Sage would be very useful.

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jackbowe
6 days ago

@Carlybass No, I mean essays too. 7Sage has application info for every school and most schools let you see their essay requirements from past years and they rarely change. You should get started on your essays, especially your PS and DS, before applications open.

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jackbowe
6 days ago

@Carlybass You should start by figuring out your school list. You need to know which schools you plan to apply to so you can start working on written materials.

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