Wait, Wait, Please DO Tell Me: Your Waitlist Survival Guide

So you’ve been waitlisted. You’re probably in good company, with
a 21% spike in law school applications this year. But what does
this all mean?


Is “on the waitlist” a nice way of saying no, or a strong maybe?
And how’s a prospective law student supposed to plan for the next
three years of their life, if law schools string them along for
months without a firm answer? Branden & Jelena answer your
burning questions about this fraught stage of the application
process.


Listen and learn . . .
Why you were waitlisted, and what does "waitlisted" mean,
anyway? When to send (or not send) letters of continued interest
How long you can expect to spend on the waitlist Whether
waitlisting means you’re out of luck for scholarships How ranked
lists and priority lists affect your likelihood of admission Why
schools use waitlists How to cope emotionally with the hot-and-cold
struggle of a summer on the waitlist Which The Legal Level host is
a waitlist success story (it’s still Branden)

Links and Further Resource from this Episode:


LSAC Final-Ish Current Volume Summary:
https://report.lsac.org/VolumeSummary.aspx



The National Jurist’s Guide to Surviving Waitlists:
https://bit.ly/2OpTaah



Two Deans Speak About Why They Waitlist Students:
https://bit.ly/3fKRa7O



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