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Rejecting a Judge
Is it alright to reject a judge when I applied for summer, but was offered for fall? Just double checking because I know it is bad form to reject a judge in almost any circumstance.
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Re: Rejecting a Judge
Yes, especially considering the position (i.e. Fall internship) is not something you had sought to begin with.
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Re: Rejecting a Judge
OP here. How about accepting for the fall, but reneging due to a transfer? I have to make this decision soon and grades may/may not be out by the date I have to make a decision. I understand even with top grades a transfer to a better school is not guaranteed, so I am trying to weigh my options here. Thanks for the reply.
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Re: Rejecting a Judge
Fine. If you transfer and aren't there, how could you take the job?Anonymous User wrote:OP here. How about accepting for the fall, but reneging due to a transfer? I have to make this decision soon and grades may/may not be out by the date I have to make a decision. I understand even with top grades a transfer to a better school is not guaranteed, so I am trying to weigh my options here. Thanks for the reply.
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Re: Rejecting a Judge
yeah you're good either way.
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Re: Rejecting a Judge
You would have been fine to turn it down. If you haven't accepted, I would mention the possibility of transferring before you do so. It probably won't be a big deal, but you don't want to give the judge the impression you were less than fully candid.
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