Hi!!

I am trying to apply to Georgetown before the Feb 28th deadline. I have everything else prepared (application, LORs, personal statement, etc.) but LSAC hasn't even received my law school transcript yet. And you know how long they usually take with their BS. Will Georgetown wait for my transcript or am I screwed out of even being considered?

Thanks

T

Submit your app asap. Your app date is the date you submit. LSAC will send Georgetown your transcripts after they're processed but your app date will remain the date you actually submitted the application. 

[Edited by momof on Feb 19, 2022]

What momof said, also LSAC in my experience has been taking lesser time for processing and evaluation now - my final document was received by LSAC on January 31st and processed by February 07th, but because you likely have more documents, anticipate a couple days more. It'll be just fine!!

Hi!!

I am trying to apply to Georgetown before the Feb 28th deadline. I have everything else prepared (application, LORs, personal statement, etc.) but LSAC hasn't even received my law school transcript yet. And you know how long they usually take with their BS. Will Georgetown wait for my transcript or am I screwed out of even being considered?

Thanks

Hello! LSAC hadn’t received my documents until mid-March last year, but they processed everything within one week and Georgetown did consider my application. Just be sure to track when LSAC has issued the law school report to Georgetown and send them (Georgetown) an email. Georgetown took 2 weeks to update my application status after they received the law school report. But don’t worry, I was considered and I am at Georgetown now! Don’t stress and good luck! 

Hi!!

I am trying to apply to Georgetown before the Feb 28th deadline. I have everything else prepared (application, LORs, personal statement, etc.) but LSAC hasn't even received my law school transcript yet. And you know how long they usually take with their BS. Will Georgetown wait for my transcript or am I screwed out of even being considered?

Thanks