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jallen926

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Transferring due to $

Post by jallen926 » Sun Apr 18, 2010 5:50 pm

Generally, is transferring back to your home state in order to receive in-state tuition a legitimate reason to transfer? In other words, would this generally be okay as a reason to cite why you want to transfer on a personal statement?

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Re: Transferring due to $

Post by kommatas » Sun Apr 18, 2010 6:03 pm

jallen926 wrote:Generally, is transferring back to your home state in order to receive in-state tuition a legitimate reason to transfer? In other words, would this generally be okay as a reason to cite why you want to transfer on a personal statement?

You can mention it as a benefit but do not cite it as your main reason.

You should cite the Law programs' strengths, why its a good fit for your academic goals, what you can bring to the school, why you like the location, etc. The cost can be mentioned but I would cite other reasons as higher on my priority list.

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