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Applying ED to multiple schools??!OKOK. I know we are not allow to apply multiple EDs... But! Say I apply ED to School A right now and hear back within a couple weeks (whatever th…
... : "Candidates who apply through the Early Decision program may apply to other ... than one binding Early Decision application pending simultaneously. If an Early Decision application has ... may apply through Duke's Early Decision program only if and when ... -
Is it normal for practice test scores to dip?So I know I'm not quite doing things the 7Sage-approved way: I registered for the October LSAT and started 7Sage late this June because I need to get…
... (I apparently had written their early decision deadline--November 15--on my ... -
NewbieJust discovered 7sage after spending appx 2k on a prep course and Powerscore books. I have been prepping on and off since January-May and almost ever…
... part, most law schools have early decision deadlines for as late as ... -
NewbieJust discovered 7sage after spending appx 2k on a prep course and Powerscore books. I have been prepping on and off since January-May and almost ever…
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most law schools have early decision deadlines for as late as ... , many (if not most) have early decision deadlines on November 1st or ... -
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You just cannot apply Early Decision. Otherwise, applying with the Dec. LSAT is fine as long as you do what @lsatblitz recommended. Good luck! -
Importance of T14The common understanding among law school applicants is that if you want a reasonable shot at practicing "big law" you HAVE to get T14. My questions …
... pay back loans, even considering full tuition.
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you can apply ED II at some schools - penn has an early decision deadline in january. -
Sticker @ U of ChicagoIs a top notch education worth 220k before interest even accrues?
Would you guys take sticker at U of Chicago over a full tuition scholarship @ WUSTL? -
Application/Decision time frameI realize it is probably different for all schools but how long does it typically take to hear back from law schools after submitting applications?
Early Decision timeframes would be much sooner,within 2 weeks -
Classic Dilemma: To apply or not to apply?3.98 GPA and 165 LSAT. Retaking in February. I already submitted my application but my first choice school says they won't review my application unti…
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Need help with a decision ... pretty majorSo took yesterdays Feb 6 LSAT...... (Few quick details so you better understand where I'm standing) So I did not at all take myself seriously mon…
... willing to pay the full price of tuition. I think its extremely ... write them a check for full tuition right there. She worked her ... -
Leveraging your acceptance letters/scholarshipsi was wondering what peoples thoughts were. Basically taking an acceptance from one school and show it to competitor schools in hopes of the competit…
... 155. They offer grants of full tuition or more to about 20 ... you want to get your tuition covered, it’s the 170 ... -
Too much debt?Hi everyone, At the end of this long journey of applying to law school, I've had the misfortune of second-guessing myself. I got accepted with no …
@UsernameChange said:
Fwiw if you got into NYU you should be able to get a lower t14 for very cheap and still meet your career goal.
Reapply NU ED (full tuition scholarship). -
Advantage for Sept. v. December LSAT?Hi guys, I'm sure this has already been discussed on 7sage.. however, I have been out of the 7sage loop for a couple of months and am not too sur…
It really only matters if you are applying early decision, which is usually impossible to do with a Dec LSAT. -
Underachiever!?So I'm aware I'm not trying to get into a T-14 school. I have actually set my eyes on a rather low ranking regional school, where I intend to live af…
... GPA/LSAT combo resulted in full-tuition scholarships last year and make ... -
Thoughts on ED full tuition programs?Like everyone else here I'm worried about the loans, and I was looking into the early decision full tuition programs, like the one at Northwestern Un…
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Early decision round?What do you think are cons and pros applying early decision? Also, can I apply early decision to a couple of schools? Like apply to those which are v…
@Kateryna said:
What do you think are cons and pros applying early decision?
The main con is that you relinquish any scholarship negotiation power. In most cases it is probably not a good idea to ED. -
Early decision round?What do you think are cons and pros applying early decision? Also, can I apply early decision to a couple of schools? Like apply to those which are v…
@Kateryna said:
Like apply to those which are very unlikely to get me accepted and one that is somewhere in a middle?
As Alex said, ED is generally not a good idea because of your disability to negotiate on $$$ but this is especially ... -
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... to apply Fall 2017 or early decision for Fall 2018. I am ... -
The University of VirginiaSo I recently have been considering schools and careers beyond what I originally have thought of doing. I am curious aboutthe University of Virginia'…
... 'ville.
He applied early decision because UVA was his first ... not complete until sometime in early october because that's when ... -
Retaking with 170+I have taken the LSAT twice (both times over a year ago) and got 170 and 172, in that order. I have a 3.95 GPA and am considering retaking a third ti…
... don't offer you near full tuition. Seems like you want NYC ... -
For all those that cannot post-pone the test...The advice on 7Sage is great. Everyone here genuinely cares about you, your progress, and helping you achieve your goals. People will go out of their…
... $40,000 and paying back full tuition on that is going to ... -
Question about ED @(Gtown and NU)Hello Sages, I just had a quick thought/question about doing the early decision programs, particularly for Gtown and NU. I am probably going to ED …
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Should law schools do away with the LSAT?https://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2013/12/13/study-high-standardized-test-scores-dont-translate-to-better-cognition http://worklife.columbia.ed…
... would give anyone working full time sufficient time to ... education, I took a full tuition scholarship to Michigan State University ... landed a similar scholarship for full tuition at a local state ... natural talents to get a full tuition scholarship to a place ... -
How do you plan on paying for Law School?Unless your hope is a full-ride (do they give those anywhere?), how do you plan on paying for law school? Outside of taking a cue from Kim K's surrog…
... 'm hoping to get a full tuition scholarship with a high LSAT ... -
How do you plan on paying for Law School?Unless your hope is a full-ride (do they give those anywhere?), how do you plan on paying for law school? Outside of taking a cue from Kim K's surrog…
... 'm hoping to get a full tuition scholarship with a high LSAT ... -
Anyone applying to any school-specific scholarships or programs?Hello! Just wondering if anyone is planning on applying for school specific scholarships or programs. For example, Georgetown has the Global Law …
NYU in particular has several programs along these lines and I am planning to apply to at least one.
Some come with up to full tuition scholarships and others are come with guaranteed sets of opportunities. -
What does a "full" scholarship entail?First off, good fortune to the peeps taking the test tomorrow. I have a question regarding a full scholarship. Hopefully yall could help (article…
Generally, I would say it means full tuition, not rent etc.
When a school provides money for living expenses, that is usually called a stipend. -
Post LSAT... Now what?Now that I've completed the LSAT... what do I do? I get that I should start working on my applications and PS/LORs. I'm just completely unmotivate…
... . I'm applying to some early decision programs so I need to ...
