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Harvard transfer bidding strategy
I am transferring from a low T14 to Harvard, and I was wondering if anyone has advice on where in the Vault rankings I should place my OCI bids. I was near the top of my class at my old school, but now of course I am competing with the other Harvard students (and am no longer on law review).
Any advice at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading!
Any advice at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading!
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Re: Harvard transfer bidding strategy
The exact same way you would have bid at your old school.
Oh, except you can bid on Wachtell now.
Oh, except you can bid on Wachtell now.
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Re: Harvard transfer bidding strategy
Vanwinkle outed as anonymous poster. Please don't ban me.Anonymous User wrote:I am transferring from a low T14 to Harvard, and I was wondering if anyone has advice on where in the Vault rankings I should place my OCI bids. I was near the top of my class at my old school, but now of course I am competing with the other Harvard students (and am no longer on law review).
Any advice at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading!
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Re: Harvard transfer bidding strategy
1) Nobody calls UVA a lower T14. Nobody.seespotrun wrote:Vanwinkle outed as anonymous poster. Please don't ban me.Anonymous User wrote:I am transferring from a low T14 to Harvard, and I was wondering if anyone has advice on where in the Vault rankings I should place my OCI bids. I was near the top of my class at my old school, but now of course I am competing with the other Harvard students (and am no longer on law review).
Any advice at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading!
2) Other features in the post are inconsistant with Vanwinkle.
3) It's against TLS policy to out, and assuming that TLS has an attempt statute, that's probably not good either.
4) I hate ending lists with only 3 items, it makes me feel like I could get my point across without adding numbers.
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Re: Harvard transfer bidding strategy
5) VW wasn't on LR at his school.
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Re: Harvard transfer bidding strategy
Responses that are fourfold, FTW.disco_barred wrote:1) Nobody calls UVA a lower T14. Nobody.seespotrun wrote:Vanwinkle outed as anonymous poster. Please don't ban me.Anonymous User wrote:I am transferring from a low T14 to Harvard, and I was wondering if anyone has advice on where in the Vault rankings I should place my OCI bids. I was near the top of my class at my old school, but now of course I am competing with the other Harvard students (and am no longer on law review).
Any advice at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading!
2) Other features in the post are inconsistant with Vanwinkle.
3) It's against TLS policy to out, and assuming that TLS has an attempt statute, that's probably not good either.
4) I hate ending lists with only 3 items, it makes me feel like I could get my point across without adding numbers.
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Re: Harvard transfer bidding strategy
OP here, confirming that I am not vanwinkle
Is low V10 ever obtainable without LR? I assume the Wachtell line was a joke!
Is low V10 ever obtainable without LR? I assume the Wachtell line was a joke!
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Re: Harvard transfer bidding strategy
Dude you should spam the V10. Your targets should be non-Wachtell V10s and picky V25s.
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Re: Harvard transfer bidding strategy
Christ, disco_barred, did you not see the emoticon?! Turn the techno up, brah.disco_barred wrote:1) Nobody calls UVA a lower T14. Nobody.seespotrun wrote:Vanwinkle outed as anonymous poster. Please don't ban me.Anonymous User wrote:I am transferring from a low T14 to Harvard, and I was wondering if anyone has advice on where in the Vault rankings I should place my OCI bids. I was near the top of my class at my old school, but now of course I am competing with the other Harvard students (and am no longer on law review).
Any advice at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading!
2) Other features in the post are inconsistant with Vanwinkle.
3) It's against TLS policy to out, and assuming that TLS has an attempt statute, that's probably not good either.
4) I hate ending lists with only 3 items, it makes me feel like I could get my point across without adding numbers.
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Re: Harvard transfer bidding strategy
Woah there partner.Anonymous User wrote:Is low V10 ever obtainable without LR? I assume the Wachtell line was a joke!
1) Your credentials were plenty good enough (at least worthy of a bid) for most of the V10 (notable exceptions Wachtell & W&C) even before you transferred. They still are.
2) I was serious about Wachtell. You might not get them, but where you had no shot at your old school you have an outside shot at H. I've heard of transfers landing Wachtell even though the firm would never have considered them from their former school.
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Re: Harvard transfer bidding strategy
Yep. OP was probably top 10% at DNCG. These credentials are absolutely good enough to land V10, though they're not a lock ITE.disco_barred wrote:Woah there partner.Anonymous User wrote:Is low V10 ever obtainable without LR? I assume the Wachtell line was a joke!
1) Your credentials were plenty good enough (at least worthy of a bid) for most of the V10 (notable exceptions Wachtell & W&C) even before you transferred. They still are.
2) I was serious about Wachtell. You might not get them, but where you had no shot at your old school you have an outside shot at H. I've heard of transfers landing Wachtell even though the firm would never have considered them from their former school.
Duke/NU/Cornell placed about 20% V10 pre-ITE, and based on the data I've seen top 10% still has a great shot.
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Re: Harvard transfer bidding strategy
bid as high as you want. there are previous transfers at V10s like crazy coming from far less than t14 law review.
go crazy, you'll get hired.
go crazy, you'll get hired.
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