r/Badlawsch

I’m excited but also so sick that I spent that much money in fees 😂😭 I tried to get a fee waiver and was denied twice for some reason. I only make $15 an hour but I live with my parents so I’m not loaded but according to them I am. Anyways wow. It’s a good thing I’m the type of person to save up my money and not spend too much because if not I wouldn’t be able to take the test.
Also umm how do the transcripts work?? Do you just contact your schools registrar and they submit it to LSAC? I went to OSU and I think that’s how it works. Then I’m like nervous to ask my college professors about letters of recommendation because what if they say no and I have no one 😂 I’m applying in late October-early November so I’m trying to let them know here soon

Here is the post: Above the Law ranks law schools on intellectual property law

Does anyone have any experience using either? Which is better? Looking mostly for help with application strategy and resumes/essays.

Also, these are just the big ones I've heard of. Are there any others I should have on my radar?

I want to work with an admissions counselor because I have a way below median gpa for most of the schools I am applying to, and I want to make sure I maximize my application.

Any experiences with any of these individuals? I haven’t met with any of them yet, but just want to get an idea from everyone here