I feel like this is untrue, because it would take away from the "blind" evaluation that admissions decisions are traditionally supposed to have. I'd check in with them just in case, but I highly doubt that this is accurate.
Hey guys,
I came across this webpage of Canadian law school admissions requirements and noticed something about the U of A: https://7sage.com/admissions/lesson/canadian-requirements/#Alberta
It says to “Please write your full name and 7-digit Student ID Number on the Personal Statement.”
I don’t recall seeing any such requirement on the actual U of A Law Admissions page. Is it true? There are some other other things about that 7Sage page that seem inaccurate, so maybe this is another inaccuracy, but it’d be good to know if I need to email U of A an updated PS because I’m pretty sure I didn’t put any Student ID.
Or maybe it’s just for those who were already in U of A for undergrad?
I did think about shooting out a few emails later this week if I still don't hear anything. Good to know that they might be willing to make an accommodation. Thanks.
I dropped off my application for licensing on December 2nd with the LSO building at the OCA... I remember someone at the front desk took it and put it in a box of some sort of mail. It still hasn't been marked "received" on the online portal, and I sent a message asking for help and they basically told me to wait until the end of the month and then reach out. That was last week. I just checked and still nothing has been received. Am I screwed here? What should I do? Should I redo the application process and submit it again? Is anyone else in this predicament?