When transferring from a 2nd tier school to a top 20, I've heard there are downsides - even after the full charge. Perhaps people here will know better. I've heard that students who transferred to top schools have a harder time landing good jobs - is there truth to this? And if so, what is the reason? Is it just because transfer students aren't as good on average, or do employers know/care if potential hires did two or three years at the school? Or is there some other reason?
Anything else a transfer should know?
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Re: Employment prospects after transferring
Dude, you're not in law school yet and you're not allowed to post questions in this forum.
