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[adpiucf]

How long was it until you got the follow-up emails and fee waivers?

BTW: I'm fully aware that my incessant questions make me sound like a PNM hopped up on caffeine, and with that in mind I really appreciate everyone's patience with all of my questions and your experience.

[KSigkid]

Originally Posted by adpiucf

How long was it until you got the follow-up emails and fee waivers?

BTW: I'm fully aware that my incessant questions make me sound like a PNM hopped up on caffeine, and with that in mind I really appreciate everyone's patience with all of my questions and your experience.

Don't worry about it - the forum is here for questions, and applying can be a very frustrating process.

I started getting fee waivers within a month of taking the LSATs, and I got emails around the same time (probably from my LSAC file). I didn't go to any of the forums, though, so maybe people who went got the waivers more quickly

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally Posted by adpiucf

How long was it until you got the follow-up emails and fee waivers?

BTW: I'm fully aware that my incessant questions make me sound like a PNM hopped up on caffeine, and with that in mind I really appreciate everyone's patience with all of my questions and your experience.

Some came about a month after I took the LSAT, and others trickled in throughout the application season. The ones that came from the forum generally came a week or two afterwards.

If you get a fee waiver after you've already applied to the school, you can call and ask to have your application fee refunded.

[BobbyTheDon]

Hey ADPiUCF, make sure you wear your mary jane shoes. Some male ad committee guys may like that kind of stuff. wink wink nudge nudge

[adpiucf]

With socks.