u/goldendreamsshine

Should I take another lsat?

McGill WL notified May 13; Rejected Aug 13

Devastated. This is my 2nd cycle but first time applying to McGill. Will be starting my 3rd cycle.

LSAT: 150, 149, 162; 166

Extenuating circumstances letter followed (medical) for my first two LSATs

GPA: 3.80/4.0 (McGill scale) 3.78 OLSAS

QC, University applicant

Should I take one more LSAT? That would be my 5th and last LSAT that I'm eligible to take. Called to confirm with McGill that they don't mind canceled scores at all. Not sure if I'll have enough time to study, however; or if i can get my score up again cuz I haven't been touching that stuff for a while now.

Don't have anything to add for my CV because I literally could not get a job in the past year. I've been applying but just couldn't get any. Due to this, I also don't have anything AT ALL to add for my personal statement either when I re-apply. Would it look bad on my personal statement and CV?

Devastated devastated devastated crashing out.

Can someone look over my ps?

I've seen a post on this forum before about someone who was on the WL for Western. They had some competing offers and just politely emailed the admissions about WL and a week later they got A off WL.

I don't have other competing offers at the moment, but I'm just wondering if it's ok to contact admissions to ask about WL? Already submitted a LOCI, (the portal only allows one LOCI submission) and that school doesn't rank WL candidates. Calling or Emailing? Just to express interest? And if I were to ask about WL, how should I phrase my questions or inquiry (and not sound like I'm demanding an A?) Is it ok to send in another LOCI? (McGill btw)

Please help! 🥹 Thanks in advance.

Please kindly comment the day you received the notification and thank you so much. Wishing everyone the best

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Has anyone contacted McGill for WL? What do they say? Any information? Thanks

Please vote accurately. University applicants only.

If you’ve received an A or WL, please kindly comment with the date received and your stats.

If you’ve received a WL and got off the WL, please also kindly share stats and dates.

Would really appreciate it.

Best wishes to everyone

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Hi guys! Please help me. Should the Letter of Continued Interested be double spaced?

McGill Law specifically. I did not find any specific instructions that says LOCIs should be double spaced. My personal statement was also not double spaced. Just wondering! Thanks in advance.

Has anyone been able to make it off the McGill waitinglist? Could you please share your stats, WL date, and the date when you got your A? Also, did you take the Jan LSAT of your cycle?

Any suggestions on LOCI? Did you send follow up LOCIs after the initial LOCI? If so, how often and how many did you send?

Appreciate any insight.

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