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Transfer from PT to FT at another school
Is it possible to transfer from a PT program to FT at another school?
- HugerThanSoup
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Re: Transfer from PT to FT at another school
Can you only transfer to schools that have a PT program or do all schools accept transfers from PT programs?HugerThanSoup wrote:Yes.
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Re: Transfer from PT to FT at another school
No and No.
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Re: Transfer from PT to FT at another school
Do you have any ideas which schools do not accept transfers from a PT program?HugerThanSoup wrote:No and No.
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Re: Transfer from PT to FT at another school
1) Make a list of schools you would consider transferring to, based on geographic location, job prospects, cost, personal reasons and (if you must) prestttige.ddawg819 wrote:Do you have any ideas which schools do not accept transfers from a PT program?HugerThanSoup wrote:No and No.
2a) Check internet websites of said law schools to see if they accept PT transfers to their program, or, alternatively,
2b) Call said law schools and see if they accept PT transfers to their FT program.
3) ?????
4) Profit!
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Re: Transfer from PT to FT at another school
Yeah, started doing that a little bit. Some LS websites don't mention anything about accepting PT program transfers. I guess I will just have to go ahead and call. Thanks for the help.patrickd139 wrote:1) Make a list of schools you would consider transferring to, based on geographic location, job prospects, cost, personal reasons and (if you must) prestttige.ddawg819 wrote:Do you have any ideas which schools do not accept transfers from a PT program?HugerThanSoup wrote:No and No.
2a) Check internet websites of said law schools to see if they accept PT transfers to their program, or, alternatively,
2b) Call said law schools and see if they accept PT transfers to their FT program.
3) ?????
4) Profit!
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Re: Transfer from PT to FT at another school
NP. Good luck!ddawg819 wrote:Yeah, started doing that a little bit. Some LS websites don't mention anything about accepting PT program transfers. I guess I will just have to go ahead and call. Thanks for the help.patrickd139 wrote:1) Make a list of schools you would consider transferring to, based on geographic location, job prospects, cost, personal reasons and (if you must) prestttige.ddawg819 wrote:Do you have any ideas which schools do not accept transfers from a PT program?HugerThanSoup wrote:No and No.
2a) Check internet websites of said law schools to see if they accept PT transfers to their program, or, alternatively,
2b) Call said law schools and see if they accept PT transfers to their FT program.
3) ?????
4) Profit!
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Re: Transfer from PT to FT at another school
There is good info here about PT transfer friendly schools:
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=103013
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=103013
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Re: Transfer from PT to FT at another school
Thanks a lot. That thread was really helpful.BUbobby24 wrote:There is good info here about PT transfer friendly schools:
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=103013