Last year I got a lot of unsolicited fee waivers when my LSAT score was released. I'm trying to apply as early as possible this year but would also like to take advantage of free apps. Anybody have any personal experience with when the fee waiver emails start rolling in?
No problem! Good luck with everything
Yes. Sign up for CAS and select one law school. Each additional school after that will cost you another $45. 6 is just a standard package they offer
@lucykelly459 said:
Two very good options here. Does one school know you have a full scholarship offer at the other school?
Emory is aware of my UF scholarship but would not negotiate higher. I didn’t feel like negotiating at UF would go well bc it is their highest scholarship available as far as I know
Hi guys,
I have narrowed my law school search down to the final two and I’m having a hard time deciding. I’m hoping maybe there are some people who are familiar with either program and can give me insight.
At Florida I received a full scholarship and a 6k annual stipend. At Emory I received a 171k scholarship to be disbursed over 6 semesters evenly (I estimated I would pay 18k in tuition over three years).
I have visited Emory and absolutely loved Atlanta plus the campus. I could not visit UF due to corona virus. My career goals are to become a judge. I ideally want to secure a federal clerkship out of law school and then work as a public defender or prosecutor. I could see myself working in Atlanta after school but I could not see myself staying in Florida; however, UF will save me up 45k in loans.
Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks everybody!
Use the aba 509 report for your school. It will report the 25th, 50th, and 75 percentile amount of money given a particular law class. Then the form also records the percent of the class receiving half to full tuition, full tuition and more than full tuition
Studied since June and got a great score.7sage you rock!! Well worth money
@babin100413 said:
Can anyone tell me what the dimensions are for the scratch paper booklet you are given? It's it the standard letter size (8.5x11)? I want to make sure my diagramming isn't taking up too much space during the actual exam. Thanks!
Like a regular sized piece of notebook paper without the lines. Plenty of paper for the test
@moshejg652 said:
7 days exactly
7 business days? Or total
How long has everyone waited for their writing sample to be released?
When are scores suppose to be released? I can’t find anything on LSAC.
For people with LR LG LR LR RC, did we figure out which was experimental?
Been studying since June this year and will take the real thing on Monday November 25th. I just high scored on PT 71 at 175!! I'm really confident now for monday and feel like the hard work will pay off. Good luck to everyone who is testing as well and just know you will do great! Thank you 7sage!!
I will just tell you my experience. Last year I sat for the November LSAT and put most of the apps in between December 19th when I got my score back and the first week of January. I got into every school I applied to including Cornell. My stats were 4.0 and 168. I think you'll be fine!