You should be able to apply Priority Track very early, if not as soon as the reg. app. becomes available, and if it is the same as last year, it is non-binding, and you get a decision w/i 10 days. I assume stats are determinative re: getting chosen.
you have to be signed up for that service that allows schools to send you emails and see your scores or whatnot (I think its called CRS)
then duke will send you email saying you have been invited to duke priority track if your scores are high enough…you dont do anything on your part.
If you do not get an invite, you can email duke and try to solicit one, though i dont know anyone who has pulled this off, at best they received a fee waiver
If I’m an international applicant and don’t have an undergraduate GPA, is it possible to receive the invitation for priority track? Will I be able to solicit one?
Took first LSAT in October 2011. Received PT notification maybe a week after my scores came out 3 weeks later. Applied around Dec. 1st, got in 9 days later. So absolutely possible, and still an advantage in their admissions process even if you use it in December.
Just got one with a 3.76, 167 non-URM. Not sure what to do, I never anticipated this. I’m retaking in October but I have been planning on applying to schools I’m fairly confident I will get in to as soon as applications open (to hedge against scoring a 167 or lower on the retake). I wasn’t going to apply to Duke unless my score increased because I thought I had no shot. What should I do? Do priority track applicants typically get accepted? I couldn’t really tell from a quick glance at LSN. Or are there a lot of deferrals to RD? Should I just wait and see if my score increases before applying?