Recommendation letters are submitted and processed through the Credential Assembly Service of the Law School Admission Council. Since they can take a couple of weeks to process, it’s a good idea ...

Most law school admissions decisions are released between January and March, including invitations to join waitlists. If you haven't heard back yet, you will soon. If you are waitlisted — or your… ...

Letters of recommendation are organized through the Credential Assembly Service (CAS) run by the Law School Admission Council. Students need to set up an account with the LSAC both to register for the ...

Law schools request this letter from applicants placed on the waitlist who wish to remain under consideration for admission. ... including supplemental essays or letters of recommendation.

Requesting recommendation letters can feel awkward for law school applicants. Even if you feel confident about the people you plan to ask, it’s hard to know exactly how they will react.

Here's a hint for aspiring law school students: Make sure your letter-writing professors aren't serving up negative reviews.

For a strong teacher, the demand for substantive letters of reference from students is unrelenting. You try to cope by predicting and planning for “seasonal” points along the calendar year.

Most law school admissions decisions are released between January and March, including invitations to join waitlists. If you are waitlisted -- or your admissions decision is put on hold or reserve ...