Anyone on the NU 2 years JD waitlist?

Count me in. Do you know if anyone is admitted?

No I don't, the waiting letter stated decision may start comming out as from April 20

I bet they waitlisted everybody who applied because they want to postpone the date of sending out admission. I recently noted from one admission decision that waitlist can be seen as an alternative for postponing.

I know applicants that were rejected and an applicant on this board who wrote to me indicating that he was accepted to the program. Are there any accepted candidate not planning to attend?

Has anyone obtained decision? The decision for waitlisted people was supposed to be send from April 20 to May 4. I didn't receive anything. What about others?

No decision yet

Do you need to take the LSAT to apply for this program?

Yes LSAT is mandatory. See the link below for full details.

http://www.law.northwestern.edu/graduate/jd2.html

Hi everybody.
Who knows (especially thouse who were admitted) which lsat score (low-average-high) is needed in order to be accepted to this program.
If anybody can share with personal exeperiance concerning this program (lsat, gpa, school etc).

Hi folks,

I have been looking at this program on the Northwestern website. It looks like the tuition is approx $45,000 and it says this is a program fee. Is this for the whole degree or per year?

Cheers

I believe it's per year. It's a hefty price.

I figured as much!

Thanks

If anyone who was either accepted into NU's 2-year JD or is a recent graduate of the program is willing to PM me, I'd really appreciate this.

does anyone know how many students get admitted to this program?

Hi,

I'm a foreign attorney interested in applying for the accelerated J.D. programme.

Can anyone advise me on whether I would be able to secure employment in a different state (Eg: California) after I pass out from the J.D. course from Northwestern.

Best Regards,