Admitted applicants asked to put down a $600 deposit watched as “seats went from 67% to 100% claimed in a matter of hours,” according to the article. Several students interviewed expressed disappointment in the process and pointed out economic realities outside of their control prevented them from being able to attend the school.
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Redditors: 'NDLS Massacre' Frustrating Reality for Prospective Students
The University of Notre Dame Law School had to stop taking admissions deposits well ahead of its deadline. So reports Inside Higher Ed.
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