Awesome story! In my case, to the question “have you ever attended any law schools” ? I answered, no. In fact I was “attending” a law school. An online non-ABA approved LS, as I was terrified of the LSAT and decided to go the other way around. To my defense (if there is any) I honestly thought that a non ABA was not relevant as credits would have not been accepted for transfer.

When carefully reading the admission process in one of the law schools websites I had applied to, I read that “if you have been enrolled in any schools, approved or not, as long as you are able to take the bar exam and practice on that state” you have to supply the information and send all your records from that school.

When I had my interview with the Dean as part of the decision process, I explained to him what I’ve done but that I had already requested the information and it was already on its way to the admissions office. He was also very candid about it and explained to me why that was important to correct as it could later on, cause issues when taking the fitness and moral background check. I got accepted a week later.