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Email Admissions Counselor
LSATChaos
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I emailed one of the admissions counselor to meet with her, I have not heard back anything. I wanted to re-email and ask for an interview date again (as I have heard many students are doing this prior to admission to law school). Any advice on politely emailing and meeting with admissions counselor?
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How long ago was the email sent?
You can mention that you sent an earlier and that you wanted to follow up to confirm on your interview date. It's not something you should stress out too much over as follow up emails are common, as with admission counselors being busy
Thank you for your help! I was worried it would be annoying or something. The email was sent approximately 3 weeks ago @lsatplaylist @westcoastbestcoast
Then it sounds like it's fine to send a follow-up.