With law school admissions decisions being sent in by admitted students, many top programs are now working through their waitlists to ensure that the incoming class is of an appropriate size and diversity. While schools vary in their receptivity to … Continue reading
This week, Anna Ivey, the founder of Ivey Consulting and former Dean of Admissions at University of Chicago Law School, has some advice for waitlisted applicants on conducting further correspondence with schools. Waitlist Updates to Law Schools: Email or Snail Mail? … Continue reading
We have previously posted some correspondence tips for those applicants who have been waitlisted by schools that welcome supplemental materials and communication. Today, we’d like to provide some advice to those who are in the position to go beyond sending … Continue reading
Following up on our blog post from a couple weeks ago, today we’d like to talk about being on the waitlist. While the past few weeks have seen a number of admits and rejections handed down to law school applicants, … Continue reading
What should an applicant do when placed on the waitlist at his or her dream school? While most applicants regard the waitlist in a negative light, the best approach is to view the glass as being half-full. In all cases, … Continue reading
According to a July 2nd post on Above the Law, individuals hoping to find a spot in Duke Law School’s class of 2013 after weeks, or months, on the waitlist have been given an alternative offer. In text from a … Continue reading
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