I finished:
Texas (Nov. 6)
North Carolina (Nov. 7)
Notre Dame (Nov. 27)
Virginia (Dec. 21)
Ohio State (Dec. 21)
Minnesota (Dec. 22)
Iowa (Dec. 27)
Washington (Dec. 28)
Arizona State (Dec. 28)
Baylor (Dec. 28)
All I have left now is UC Davis, Oregon, Utah and BYU. I hope to finish them before going back to Provo, except I might have left my Oregon fee waiver code at home so I'll wait until I'm back before turning that one in.
Whew!
It sure is nice to get those applications and personal statements out of the way. If I could do this process over again I would have done some things differently, but I feel like I'm doing a fairly good job on these.
After finishing those last four applications, the hard part comes: the waiting.
Speaking of waiting, I've been really antsy about LSAT scores this week. If the December results followed the same schedule as the October results, then my score would have come on Monday. Then I remembered that Monday was a federal holiday, so I didn't expect them to come then. But it could be any day now ... but nothing so far. According to some experts, it should be this week.
I've been watching for #LSAT on the ol' Twitter, and there hasn't been much. I guess most of the ripples that are on Twitter have been caused by me:
That anxious dude would be me, haha.
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I found this cool Law School Predictor website that takes your LSAT score and GPA and tells you if you'll be denied, accepted or somewhere in between at the top 100 law schools.
Here are the calculations based on my GPA and October LSAT score:
So the only sure thing according to this formula is Oregon, but the only sure rejections are from Virginia and Texas.
Here's what the chart looks like based on other LSAT score possibilities:
(click to see closer view)
So let's hope for good news tomorrow, or whenever my LSAT score comes!
Just because I'm anxious for you as well, I went and looked up when I got my December LSAT score back, and it wasn't until January 6th. Not sure what'll happen with you, but just thought I might give you an idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info! That's the date that LSAC says they'll email us. But in October it came a lot earlier than the designated date, so I was hoping it would again for December.
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