Law School Discussion

I had registered for this coming Saturday's LSAT (Feb) but I decided against it due to some situations that have developed in the past week. Is there any way I can cancel my registration for this Saturday??

The LSAC site does not have a specific process that I can find. The closest thing that i can see is an LSAT refund request, but it doesn't talk about it being a cancellation, per se.  Also, on the front page of the LSAC website, it says that the deadline for the partial refund request is Feb 1, but inside on the "Test Dates and Deadlines" section, it says the deadline for the refund is Feb 6th (postmark date).

Any word?

Edit :  By the way, I wrote here because I've been trying to reach LSAC but I keep getting really long hold times and I've tried emailing them before with some GPA issues and they were lethargic in their response and totally unhelpful.

I was wondering if I'm looking at the wrong PDF file, but the document they ask me to print out and give to whoever is recommending me has my SSN as well as other personal info. What gives?

 

Thank you, checking it out asap!

I would think that the rigors of the first year of law school would put even more strain on the already daunting first year of marriage.

Of course, it all depends on your relationship and the kind of people you and your SO are/will be.

Best of luck!

I hope this is the right forum, if not, please feel free to move this. I was wondering if the EC listed should always be things with some type of social value, something along the lines of public service or volunteer work?

Im a non-trad, URM, who's worked a full time job for the last 10 years and all through my college education, so there wasnt really much time for that kind of EC activities. I do however have other type of work experience, for example, aside from my job, I've done some film production work and have had projects compete and be showcased in a few local film festivals for example. Would that count towards my EC activities? I did manage to be active in that while doing UG studies *and* working a full time job...

 

Thanks in advance for your input...