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by Joy Blaser
At this point in the law school application cycle, applicants are starting to receive acceptances – and waitlist notifications. All things considered, being waitlisted is positive. It shows that the admissions committee recognizes the strengths in your application. But unfortunately, getting waitlisted can often be more challenging than being rejected because you find yourself in …
On behalf of Accepted, I hope that you and your family are staying physically and mentally healthy during these scary and uncertain times. “Normally,” at this point in the law school application cycle, future law students are thinking about admitted student days, what being placed on the waitlist means, and potential reasons why they haven’t …
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