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In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
Hi, I am a rising 2L who just found that he has been accepted to UC Hastings for the fall. Santa Clara posts their rankings late in the game but according to last year's rankings my gpa at 3.59 is around the top 15%. Can anyone at UC Hastings give me any idea about how transfers do at OCIs? This is one major factor I am considering. The other schools I applied to I probably wont get in (Berkeley, USC, UCLA) but if I do the decision won't be so hard.
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
No point transferring to UC Hastings. Their grads are struggling. Just stay at Santa Clara.
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
Not sure why you're dismissing your chances of getting into USC or UCLA.
To transfer into the T1 you need:
-top 10-20% at a T2
-top 5-10% at T3
-top 5% at T4
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
Please don't go to Hastings. You would be throwing away your achievements and any connections you have made with faculty.
And for what? Hastings? Hold out for USC/UCLA or don't transfer.
And for what? Hastings? Hold out for USC/UCLA or don't transfer.
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
^ This.UnderrateOverachieve wrote: Please don't go to Hastings. You would be throwing away your achievements and any connections you have made with faculty.
And for what? Hastings? Hold out for USC/UCLA or don't transfer.
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
thank you for all the advice everyone. I have been communicating with many people and they all seem to disagree with you and say that transferring is a no-brainer for the long run. Thus I plan on waiting to hear if my scholarship was bumped up and if not I will likely transfer. However, I did make sure that committing to Hastings would not bar me from taking an acceptance from UCLA later on. (Just out of $300 bucks oh well) Thank you again for all your advice!
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
OP's clearly trying to cop dat Hastings prestige.stuckinthemiddle wrote:http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=hastings
http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=santaclara
Don't do it.
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
im pretty new to this stuff, anyone want to fill me in on what OP stands for? Thanks!
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
http://www.law.com/jsp/nlj/PubArticleNL ... 0607191655
Hastings 14/20 on the top highest UNEMPLOYMENT rate for 2012 graduates.
Hastings 14/20 on the top highest UNEMPLOYMENT rate for 2012 graduates.
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
top 10-15% at Santa Clara is much better. Santa Clara has a pretty great regional pull. I would stay there and grind it out for a job.
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
turns out this is all moot. In at USC Thanks for all your input everyone.
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
Thank fucking god. Now admit that Hastings was a bad idea... ADMIT IT!!!wolfgangjet wrote:turns out this is all moot. In at USC Thanks for all your input everyone.
Enjoy USC!
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Re: In at UC Hastings from top 10-15% at Santa Clara
bro, I didn't want to jump in here and get all Stillwater Troll on you but Hastings is a festering TTT. Enjoy USC. This is the RIGHT decision.
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