So you’ve been waitlisted. You’re probably in good company, with a 21% spike in law school applications this year. But what does this all mean?

Is “on the waitlist” a nice way of saying no, or a strong maybe? And how’s a prospective law student supposed to plan for the next three years of their life, if law schools string them along for months without a firm answer? Branden & Jelena answer your burning questions about this fraught stage of the application process.

Listen and learn . . .

1. Why you were waitlisted, and what does "waitlisted" mean, anyway?

Links and Further Resource from this Episode:

LSAC Final-Ish Current Volume Summary: https://report.lsac.org/VolumeSummary.aspx

The National Jurist’s Guide to Surviving Waitlists: https://bit.ly/2OpTaah

Two Deans Speak About Why They Waitlist Students: https://bit.ly/3fKRa7O

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