The phrase "apply for fee" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "You need to apply for a fee waiver if you qualify for financial assistance."
Alternatives: "request a fee" or "submit a fee application."
If we apply for-fee ratio, this transfers to about 0.3 daily downloads at a $.99 price, which leads to revenue of $.21 for us, or about 8.4% of what we are making right now on a daily basis ($2.50).
International students applying for fee-paying places were excluded as the selection process varied slightly for this group.
Applicants who need assistance with the application fee are encouraged to apply for a fee waiver.
If you meet certain criteria, you can apply for a fee waiver of the LSAT registration fee and the Credential Assembly Service CASS).
If you are applying to HLS with an LSAT score and if payment of the application fee would pose a financial hardship, we recommend (but do not require) that you first apply for a fee waiver through the Law School Admissions Council.
The deadline to apply for Filing Fee is the last day of the first week of instruction for the semester you wish to file.
If you did not apply for a fee waiver when you originally applied to law school or if you no longer have waivers available, please contact our office at [email protected]
Students with advanced standing are not eligible to apply for application fee waivers or Duke Law scholarships.
If you did not apply for a fee waiver, the court will require a $335 payment by cash or money order.
There are also court filing fees averaging $200, unless you apply for a bankruptcy fee waiver.[3] You will be required to pay the fee within a reasonable time after filing.
