Etiquette for notifying LOR writers Forum

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[PoorOrpheus]

I have just started to get into law schools and was wondering what the etiquette for notifying LOR writers was. Should I notify them every time? Or should I just notify them every time I get into a better school than one I have already told them about? All of them have told me to keep them posted. Thanks for the advice ahead of time!

They may care, but I doubt they care that much. I would notify them once and that's when you decide what school you will be attending.

[mountaintime]

I used my first acceptance as an opportunity to send my LORs informal thank yous. I'm going to thank them again once I figure out where I will matriculate.

[Cupidity]

Your LOR writers suck! Mine text me every day to ask how my cycles going? When I fowarded my rejection email from GULC (No shock there 166LSAT+White) the Judge who wrote my LOR replied in a one line email, "Fuck Georgetown." When I got waitlisted at UVA (which I'm actually upset about--unlike GULC), one offered to take me out to a bar and buy me a a beer.

God I <3 my LOR writers.

Anyway, to answer your question, I think informal notifications are best. At least of the good stuff. It will make them feel like they didn't waste their time.

[smartblonde87]

I have just started to get into law schools and was wondering what the etiquette for notifying LOR writers was. Should I notify them every time? Or should I just notify them every time I get into a better school than one I have already told them about? All of them have told me to keep them posted. Thanks for the advice ahead of time!

They may care, but I doubt they care that much. I would notify them once and that's when you decide what school you will be attending.

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