For students who have already applied to law school:
Waitlists will likely see a lot of movement - especially because law schools likely won't get as many seat deposits as expected -- many students will be more hesitant to make the law school commitment this cycle given how uncertain the world is right now.
The cancellation of the March LSAT (soon to be joined by April) means students who were relying on those tests to boost their odds for this cycle are disadvantaged, and those who were not planning on retaking the LSAT and currently on the waitlist will benefit as a result.
One thing you might do is send a Letter of Continued Interest right at the time of seat deposit deadlines - this way you'll be top of mind when they're looking to admit students from the waitlist.
Waitlists will likely see a lot of movement - especially because law schools likely won't get as many seat deposits as expected -- many students will be more hesitant to make the law school commitment this cycle given how uncertain the world is right now.
The cancellation of the March LSAT (soon to be joined by April) means students who were relying on those tests to boost their odds for this cycle are disadvantaged, and those who were not planning on retaking the LSAT and currently on the waitlist will benefit as a result.
One thing you might do is send a Letter of Continued Interest right at the time of seat deposit deadlines - this way you'll be top of mind when they're looking to admit students from the waitlist.
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