Law School Discussion

Also, do LORs stay in the LSAC system? Could I use the same ones if I reapplied next year or would I have to resend them? That would make me feel bad to ask my profs to rewrite them when they JUST wrote them two months ago.

Your LORs will still be available to resend via your LSAC account if you decide to reapply.  I think they keep them for a few years, but I'm unsure of the specifics.  You could probably use the same ones again, but I'd check with the particular school about whether they want new info or not before you go ahead with app #2 (if you decide to).

some interesting combos on here. 
i'd say yale ug/ hls (most likely) means i'm one very lucky girl.  and that 4 years of losing "the game" was enough.

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Add me to the facebook crew.  I was the one who asked about the renovation of the Gropius Dorms during the Q&A with Dean Kagan.  I don't have my registration booklet with me, so I'll try to describe myself while remaining anonymous.  I'm sure my name is on the first page... the first few (my last name begins with an A); I'm from Texas and go to a TEXAS school......hth.

I asked the question about the HLS commitment to public service.  Damn, were the LSDers the only ones asking questions!?   

Forget listening to the Dean's answers, I should have been paying attention to the people asking the questions.  I didn't ask any, but I did talk in Ogletree's class.

Now you've all got me racking my brain trying to figure out who's who.  I think I even might have been sitting next to Su at one of the panels and not realized it at the time...

   Which panel?

Maybe the con law/ pub law panel?  Something in austin west; I was sitting a few rows down from the back either right next to the aisle or maybe one seat in I think.

Yeah, that was probably me.

Now I'm trying to remember if I asked a question at that one or just meant to.

Actually, no I did, I asked about how hard it was to get into the Con Law Clinic they mentioned.

Yup, then it definitely was you.  They didn't really have an answer, and a girl a row or two up said she knew someone who had taken it.  I wish I'd realized it at the time!

Quote from: dw05 on March 16, 2006, 05:25:57 PM

Quote from: corky on March 16, 2006, 10:16:04 AM

Quote from: lacoste on March 16, 2006, 10:14:11 AM

Quote from: akattorney on March 15, 2006, 11:15:28 PM

Add me to the facebook crew.  I was the one who asked about the renovation of the Gropius Dorms during the Q&A with Dean Kagan.  I don't have my registration booklet with me, so I'll try to describe myself while remaining anonymous.  I'm sure my name is on the first page... the first few (my last name begins with an A); I'm from Texas and go to a TEXAS school......hth.

I asked the question about the HLS commitment to public service.  Damn, were the LSDers the only ones asking questions!?   

Forget listening to the Dean's answers, I should have been paying attention to the people asking the questions.  I didn't ask any, but I did talk in Ogletree's class.

Now you've all got me racking my brain trying to figure out who's who.  I think I even might have been sitting next to Su at one of the panels and not realized it at the time...

   Which panel?

Maybe the con law/ pub law panel?  Something in austin west; I was sitting a few rows down from the back either right next to the aisle or maybe one seat in I think.

As tempted as I've been to try giving them a ring myself, based on previous efforts that have been posted about on the board, I think it would be a big waste of time at this point in the game (as, it seems, most others do as well).