Yeah as Alex pointed out, most international students are not eligible for fee waivers.
Having to spend roughly 6% of the GDP per capita of your country on the exam sucks.
Just a heads up - I don't think the LSAC calculates a GPA from your international transcripts unless your college already uses a US grading system. They didn't for mine at least. But yes you can submit them whenever you'd like.
... law students, let alone the international students. I would estimate ... around 40% of the international students landed articling positions. international student to find post-grad ... and I have a few international friends (Canada and US) ...
They sent out some recruitment emails in early July, they try to promote some of the major international firms and discuss how because its a JD can be portable. It was interesting to read about. It did seem like their application was closing soon.
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> (by super splitter I mean 2.7 cumulative GPA, 4.0 degree gpa, and a roughly 169-170 LSAT)
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wow that really sucks... such a significant drop :(
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> (by super splitter I mean 2.7 cumulative ... yrs. love the term super splitter. i am working w/ a ...