ASL e-news Office of Student Services February 2011
Fee waiver extended for Fall ‘11 applicants
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n an effort to help prospective students save money, the Appalachian School of Law is eliminating its $60 application fee for the remainder of the Fall 2011 admissions cycle. Recently, the Admissions Office has noticed a large volume of calls from interested students requesting that ASL waive its application fee. ASL had previously promoted an individual fee waiver as a way to expand its presence on Facebook. Applicants were instructed to request an individual code that waived the fee when they submitted their application. Now,
applicants do not need a code to submit their application and there is no payment process. ASL has implemented fee-waiver promotions in the past, but this is the first year the school has extended the waiver. The fee waiver applies to ASL’s 2011 applicants only. To chat with an admissions counselor or to stay updated with recent information, search for "Appalachian School of Law Admissions and Financial Aid" and join the Facebook group. ASL's Facebook group is growing steadily and has been an effective way for ASL to communicate with interested students.
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