Valpo

[FloridaLaw]

Thanks for the advice, Robot.  And thanks for declining your scholarship--who knows, maybe I'll get yours?

I'm still not sure I'll go to Valpo...I've been doing a lot of thinking, and if I get into UGA or U of Tennessee I'll probably end up there.  But if not, a full scholarship to Valpo is not bad to fall back on.

Half of your list is also on my list...including some of my top choices...UF, UG, UT, and GMU. I am surprised you haven't got accepted to U of Arkansas yet...it seems that they notify me as soon as my file was complete.  Interesting... you could be the one who will take away seats from my top list.  

   FloridaLaw.

[mfitz]

I don't know, I'm not all that spectacular. 

I just found out I was complete at U of Arkansas today...the guy I spoke to said my app was in his "pile", and that I should have no trouble getting in.  Whatever that means...

We're both from the southeast, so it's not all that unusal that we have similar lists.  Also, I only paid for 5 of my apps...I'm all about the free applications...

[FloridaLaw]

Check Out My List... 1/3 of my list is free application too.

http://www.lawschooldiscussion.org/prelaw/index.php/topic,16783.0.html

[bhvexille]

How did you find out these schools were free?  For example, GMU's website doesn't seem to say anything about free app

[mfitz]

You have to do some digging.  GMU and St. Louis were only free through LSACD on the web.

I only paid for Washburn, UGA, Mercer, U of Tennessee, and U of South Carolina.

[LSATGuru]

I did some recon.  23 out of 26 of my applications were free for me.  After the cycle is over I'll tell you how I did it

[mfitz]

Robot--which ones did you pay for?

[LSATGuru]

Kentucky, Tennessee, and Michigan State (regret wasting this money now).

[LSATGuru]

Edit: I lied--Georgia and Iowa, too.  But that's still only 5 out of 26  

[mfitz]

Not bad...I wish I had gotten a fee waiver for Notre Dame...