how to save $1000+ on law school applications

I applied to over 15 and I saved over thousands of dollars and I'm going to show you exactly how you can also save some money in this whole entire process. The first and the most easiest one that people actually don't know too much about is actually called the LSAC CRS and CRS stands for the Candidate Referral Service and it's completely free. Basically you're just allowing LSAC to send in your information to the various law schools across the country and these law schools will really reach out to you being like apply to our schools because it's good for them it's a numbers game and they will give you a fee waiver. If you didn't know law school you need to pay a fee to LSAC to send in the physical application but you also need to pay a fee to law school itself. So that is too much money and that is double the money and we want to save money here so sign up for LSAC's CRS. The second which is actually really similar is to also apply for the LSAC's fee waiver program. This there is some type of income requirement and a few other requirements but if you look on their website you'll be able to see if you do qualify. This is also free. Not everyone will get it because again there is an income requirement but if you get the fee waivers you don't need to pay the fees to LSAC and if you also get CRS you don't need to pay the fees to the law schools itself. And then last but not least ask. Ask. I swear to God there's so many places that gave me a fee waiver because I just sent them an email saying hey I'm interested in your law school for XYZ reasons and I'm looking to apply is there any chance that you guys can give me a fee waiver? And 99% of the schools that I've emailed gave me a fee waiver. So that is not it's not a bad thing to ask. The schools want more applicants because it boosts their number it's good for them and if they're giving you a fee waiver just like waving like 75 to 85 dollars it's not going to make that big of a difference to them. They they get hundreds like thousands so many applicants so just ask an email. Of course in a very nice way.