AJD19

You can ask for an extension, I did that for several schools last year. Its also pretty common to just forfeit your deposit if you get a better offer down the road

I wouldnt say thats necessarily true at all, i got an offer last year in may with a 156.

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Admissions is a marathon, not a sprint. Patience is key, its easy to drive yourself crazy checking all the portals everyday.

159 is a good score, leave it be. You have a shot at every school you applied to except UVIC/UBC/UofT

Very true.

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I did, 7 other schools. I ended up deciding to take another year off though to lower debt before going back to school

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Check out the applicant profile chart they post on the website. You can see exactly what stats people are getting in with

Hard to say, Calgary is pretty holistic. Last year I was waitlisted in March with 3.9 L2 156 LSAT, work experience, strong ECS and LOR's and did not end up getting an offer.

It definitely is a bit ambiguous. From what I recall, I think for the BC (provincial) portion its 50k. The federal portion doesnt list a dollar amount limit, but rather lists a total amount of weeks you are eligible for funding. For what its worth, my total studentaidbc debt was ~48K and I qualified for 16K this year. I have friends who have about the same debt and have still received pretty substantial funding each year of their JD on top of a PSLOC

It definitely is a bit ambiguous. I think for the BC (provincial) portion its 50k. The federal portion doesnt list a dollar amount limit, but rather lists a total amount of weeks you are eligible for funding. For what its worth, my total studentaidbc debt was ~48K and I qualified for 16K this year.

Its 135 for all schools. U of T used to be an exception and you could get more ,not sure if it still is.

157 is more than fine for U of A if your in the 3.7+ GPA range. Just be aware that they average LSAT scores.