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Accepted!!! cGPA: 3.75 LSAT: 161 goodluck to everyone still waiting to hear back!!

Accepted! I am beyond excited right now. cGPA: 3.75 (OLSAS) LSAT: 161 Got an email around 5 o'clock today telling me to check the portal!

I don’t think so. They could technically give me my final grade but the way I understand it professors can’t update the official transcript until the deans approved the class. The dean has to accept the entire class’s grades to make sure the overall gpa/any bell curves aren’t to high or low. I haven’t heard of anyone being able to get their grades back before the rest of the class... but I guess it couldn’t hurt to ask if I’m still at a loss after I contact OLSAS.

Hey everyone, I was hoping someone could offer some advice. I see that we must have all our fall grades submitted to OLSAS by Feb. 1st (which means we have to have submitted our transcripts a few days prior I’m assuming). my concern is: my school has given all the professors an extension to hand grades back whereby they can take until the end of January to hand them back. This looks like a very real possibility for 3 of my 5 classes which means I may not be able to submit a full transcript for Feb 1st, does anyone have any advice? I don’t know what to do - I can’t exactly email the profs and tell them to hurry up lol.

In queue for review on December 22nd. LSAT: 161 CGPA: 3.74 Hard to judge Ec's but assume they're pretty average. Goodluck everyone!

If we didn't fill out the financial section, do we not qualify for entrance scholarships either? I have been very lucky to remain out of debt through undergrad and so I did not fill out the financial statement in my application. I am now worried that that means (if i even get in) that I won't qualify for an entrance scholarship.

Hey! Your stats are similar to mine (3.74 cgpa 3.89 B2) but I have a lower LSAT and was told I have decent chances. With your stats I think you should be hopeful! But I agree with the above comment ... it is hard to tell how the influx of applicants will alter this years acceptances!

I am in the same boat as you. Similar gpa, same lsat, also had oz request on lsat but not yet in queue, also a habs fan... Are you sure we aren't the same person? LOL. I don't think any of that has any meaning truthfully. As commenters have said, some people spend one day in queue, others months and sometimes some never enter queue but are accepted nonetheless. I wouldn't worry too much about it just yet. Goodluck though!

I can see mine and its 0.01 higher than the conversion tool I used! I'll take anything I can get lol!! Goodluck everyone

Thank you so much CarletonChonkers, I was starting to worry extensively! you rock

They said they would refund me over $260... my card mysteriously got hacked 1 hour before they "tried" to refund me (a month after they said they would). Keep in mind that this was a BRAND NEW card, they were the only purchase I had made on this credit card. Now they won't refund me because it's a different card. Definitely not worthy of anyones trust. so an extra $100 was charged to my account from etsy (an account I have never used) and I never got my $260 back from LSAC that they owe me. Sketchy

Okay I see that Osgoode, western and ottawa have "requested" reports, does this meant there is action required on my part? I am very confused - I didn't realize this was a thing. Thank you for helping me

What do you guys mean lsat report? Is this just something for people who wrote during the fall lsat times? I wrote in august and honestly have no clue what lsat reports are that you guys are talking about

Are you talking about U of T or osgoode? Separate schools

If you are talking about Ottawa, many students had a problem with their applications saying "not complete" and apparently Ottawa said they get the materials in waves as opposed to all at once so it is on the school, not you. I would say wait a little bit and if it still says incomplete, contact the school directly. It is possible they just haven't updated their site either. EDIT: But yes. OLSAS/OUAC sends it to the schools