Law schools aren't going to discount your tuition just because classes are online.
Sure, they extended deadlines to help fill seats, and they learned to conduct recruiting events online out of necessity.
They need to maintain their enrollment.
But even if you've been hit by the pandemic, they've been hit, too. Although you're struggling, they're struggling, too.
They'll only "discount" your tuition if you have something to offer them -- like a boost in the rankings due to your high GPA/LSAT.
Don't wait for them to get so "desperate" that they'll lower their standards. It's not going to happen.
Look at the students who got into their dream schools. Look at those who got significant LSAT score increases. Then make active decisions for your future.
Sure, they extended deadlines to help fill seats, and they learned to conduct recruiting events online out of necessity.
They need to maintain their enrollment.
But even if you've been hit by the pandemic, they've been hit, too. Although you're struggling, they're struggling, too.
They'll only "discount" your tuition if you have something to offer them -- like a boost in the rankings due to your high GPA/LSAT.
Don't wait for them to get so "desperate" that they'll lower their standards. It's not going to happen.
Look at the students who got into their dream schools. Look at those who got significant LSAT score increases. Then make active decisions for your future.
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