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Got the same score - feel the exact same way. 1st try. Diagnostic at 149. This program (and JY in particular) is exclusively responsible for my performance. And I seriously feel so grateful to have found it. Thanks JY
That's great to hear. The residency requirements on the state website stipulate that only veterans whose home of record is Texas can take advantage of the tuition exemption. Do you know of any other limiting criteria by chance? Again, thanks for the info.
Hey guys,
I am applying to Texas public schools this cycle and I was curious if anyone has any experience on here using the Hazelwood Act. My understanding is that its a state law that grants veterans from Texas a tuition exemption for public school graduate programs. I have talked briefly with admissions people at UT and they confirmed my understanding of the program, and so, being a veteran, I was hoping I could go to law school for free (if I can get admitted, of course). Even though they confirmed how I think the program works, I wanted to post here and see if there were any vets who had gone this route, and if they actually got a complete tuition exemption for their 3 years of law school. To be honest, I can't help but harbor some doubt since the whole program seems too good to be true.
what if we dont have an August flex scheduling email? Like I wasn't registered for august
same same I'm just staring at my email. I only just was able to login to my LSAC acct. Weird stuff.
absolute same. I'm just sitting on the LSAC homepage constantly refreshing the login portal and watching my email. Nothing yet.
@taylorwl310 I took a diagnostic in March and wrote the October exam