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Don't attend a law school planning to transfer.RainMan wrote:Is it realistic for me to think that transferring to a better law school will be a possibility once I am admitted to a laser tier school. I assume that I will do well the first year, but I have heard that it is not the same as undergraduate and transferring from law school to law school is actually quite difficult. Does anyone know anything about this form personal experience or other?
RainMan wrote:I assume that I will do well the first year, but I have heard that it is not the same as undergraduate and transferring from law school to law school is actually quite difficult.
stfu, i want to hear more about the "laser tier"FlanSolo wrote:Obvious troll is obvious?
+1fatduck wrote:stfu, i want to hear more about the "laser tier"FlanSolo wrote:Obvious troll is obvious?
laser tiers are above tier 1fatduck wrote:stfu, i want to hear more about the "laser tier"FlanSolo wrote:Obvious troll is obvious?
your probably right, just trying to make a point. I heard that the higher you are in your class the better chance you have at transferring successfully.Ludovico Technique wrote:I don't know if law school is different in the laser tier but among the rest of the schools there is no way to just assume you'll get good grades
I didNova wrote:RainMan wrote:I assume that I will do well the first year, but I have heard that it is not the same as undergraduate and transferring from law school to law school is actually quite difficult.
You cant assume that.
thanks
RainMan wrote:laser tiers are above tier 1fatduck wrote: stfu, i want to hear more about the "laser tier"
Laser tiers are above tier 1
Laser tiers
bro, that is not realistic at all. its just plain stupid. u need to finish top 10-15% at the fucking least to crack a t14 (prob better assuming ur options which prob arent even T1). what is a lot easier then that is mastering the LSAT. and clearly, ur not happy with ur options... just retakeRainMan wrote:Is it realistic for me to think that transferring to a better law school will be a possibility once I am admitted to a laser tier school. I assume that I will do well the first year, but I have heard that it is not the same as undergraduate and transferring from law school to law school is actually quite difficult. Does anyone know anything about this form personal experience or other?
Eek, just noticed ur options (& horrendous GPA)... i'm no NU expert here (so someone that is, feel free to correct me), but i think even if u retake for 173+ ur prob fucked cuz of ur UGPA. maybe u should reconsider the lawl school thing or potentially retake for 173+ and aim for super splitter friendly schools like NU, WUSTL (only if $$)RainMan wrote:I graduated in last may in 2011 with a 2.25 GPA for reasons that I would not be able to fully explain in an addendum (I changed majors and tried to transfer). I currently a Media and Communications graduate student with a 3.5 GPA and will graduate in December. I scored a 170 on the LSAT. I really want to go to law school in New York but I think my GPA will prevent me. I have letters of recommendation from a U Chicago teaching graduate and a New York judge ( I am pursuing a third). I also have done volunteer work for a hospice. Any personal statement recommendations? Thank you for any help in advance...
Schools I am looking at:
Touro
Syracuse
New York Law
St. John's (Legacy)
Hofstra
fuck, i just fell for the flame didnt ifatduck wrote:why are you replying to this thread? dude isn't even trying. and "laser tier" had so much potential...
Do these reasons involve a cross country road trip with your brother which included a stop off in Vegas?RainMan wrote:I graduated in last may in 2011 with a 2.25 GPA for reasons that I would not be able to fully explain in an addendum
Me too!RainMan wrote: I assume that I will do well the first year
