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Law School Admissions / Re: Applying via Paper... how do you get reports?
« on: November 02, 2005, 08:30:54 AM »
I sent paper apps because I have a Mac and LSDAS wasn't ready with the Mac version.  You need to order your reports from LSAC for the number of apps you are sending in.  I ordered them when I first registered for the LSAT.  It was $2 cheaper per report back then.  As soon as the school receives your app and fee, they request a report. If your LOR's and transcripts are alreayd processed,  LSAC/LSDAS turnaround time for reports right now is one day fromthe day they receive a request.  Then they send the report to the school.  Supposedly it can take about 8 days of they mail the report to the LS via snail mail, but in another post someone said that some schools request rush delivery. 
So if you know u are applying to 10 schools, go and pay for the 10 reports now.  Othersise, it will be a pain to go back every time to LSAC/LSADAS to order reports one at a time.

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Law School Admissions / Re: After requesting report from LSAC/LSDAS, how long until it arrives at the sc
« on: October 27, 2005, 09:35:30 AM »
So hopefully a letter of admit/deny/waitlist will arrive shortly????  I hope so.. I can't focus at work for the life of me. 

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Law School Admissions / Re: After requesting report from LSAC/LSDAS, how long until it arrives at the sc
« on: October 27, 2005, 09:25:30 AM »
Quote from: Brothasmooth on October 27, 2005, 09:09:07 AM
I was surprised that the report was requested so early.

Question for you:

Did you apply via LSAC or the school specific website?

I mailed the app via snail mail (first class) on the 13th.  They had received it a few days later and requested my report on Monday the 24th according to LSAC.  LSAC sent it out on Tuesday the 25th.  My app was complete, I finished undergrad years ago, so no waiting on a degree, al transcripts and LOR's were sent in by July, 2005.  Pretty much I guess there was nothing else for me to do and I guess the school is already evaluating apps per their rolling admissions guidelines. 
   

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Law School Admissions / Re: After requesting report from LSAC/LSDAS, how long until it arrives at the sc
« on: October 26, 2005, 01:43:21 PM »
Thanks!  I was really curious because I sent my app and within a few days they request the report.  The very next day after the request, the report is sent.  This school has not sent me any confirmation of receipt of my app nor cahsed my check.  I had to call them to find out if they even received it (which they did).  I was surprised that the report was requested so early. Luckily, my LSDAS info is complete as far as LOR's and transcripts. 

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Law School Admissions / After requesting report from LSAC/LSDAS, how long until it arrives at the school
« on: October 26, 2005, 01:31:13 PM »
If a school has requested the academic summary report from LSAC, and they sent it out today, how long will it take until it arrives at the school?  Are they emailing it as an attachment, or is it via snail mail?  If a school is requesting a report now, does it mean that they are going to make a decision in the next few weeks?

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Law School Admissions / Re: What are Indian people putting for racial/ethnic background?
« on: October 26, 2005, 01:19:57 PM »
I checked the box "Asian/Pacific islander".  Tired of fighting for our own box.  Besides, you can always touch upon the fact that you are Indian in your PS or Diversity Statement. 

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Law School Admissions / Re: who's not applying to 10 or more schools??
« on: October 26, 2005, 01:09:54 PM »
Only two schools -one was a free app (aiver) and the other one is nearby.  After much thought, idecided i really don't want to wast the time, energy, or money to apply to schools I don't want to attend.  All the fee waivers mean nothing if they are not from schools you want to attend.  If I don't get in this cycle, i will retake the LSAT and reapply next year.  I have time:)

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Minority and Non-Traditional Law Students / Re: Day Care When You Start Law School?
« on: October 25, 2005, 12:57:39 PM »
I will have to put my child in daycare when I start law school as well.  he has been in a home daycare environment but he will be in a real school next year at age 2.  The school is allowing me to send him half-time whereas the home daycare wont unless I find another child to take the rest of the time.  All change is going to create some stress/anxiety.  I think the parents are the ones who worry more and freak out the child.  I used to work with preK children and the kids who were the most dramatic ironically had the clingiest parents.  The ones who would try to linger and stay instead of just giving a quick hug and a wave before leaving.  I really would not worry about your child starting school.  ust make sure it is an "open-door" policy school where ongoing communication is encouraged.   Take the time now to find the right school.  Once you find the right place, you won't worry. 

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Law School Admissions / Re: Some apps ask what other schools you're applying to. WHY?
« on: October 20, 2005, 08:02:34 PM »
But what about the schools that are asking the question and it is not optional?  I was filling out an app to school #1 and they asked it (it was NOT optional).  I put down the two other schools.  Then after I submit, I get two fee waivers and I think, "What the heck".  Now am I supposed to contact school #1 and send an updated list? 

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Law School Admissions / Re: Drexel Application
« on: October 20, 2005, 07:57:46 PM »
I just read that article.  I think they will change their mind down the road.  That statement was probably made so the higher achieving students might actually consider attending Drexel.  My guess is that everyone with those numbers will be offered some merit scholarship.  just my guess.  There are too many other law schools within close proximity with better reps and a history of placing their grads, so they will have lots of competition.  Besides, the co-op program can't give a student a salary AND school credit at the same time.  That would hurt my wallet when these summer associated from teh other schools are pulling in some money and all I get is school credit.

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