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Law School Method of Notification
Adriel .
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Was wondering if anyone had any experience as to how law schools typically notify you of a decision. I know there's some variation, but I've seen conflicting accounts among snail mail, email, calls etc. Any insight would be dope. Thanks
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It depends on the school. Found this on Reddit
https://www.dropbox.com/s/33ei4bdli29e4sh/What to Expect When You're Expecting (LSAC 17-18 & 18-19 Cycles)-2.xlsx?dl=0
Great summary above. I would say the majority are via e-mail, but it is different for every school. I would add, I don't think acceptances are ever snail mail only, but some waitlists and dings are.
Perfect, @Kermit750 thank you!