Chances of tier 1 from a TTTT
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Chances of tier 1 from a TTTT
I'm at tier 4 in midwest. RANK Top 5/300+ GPA 3.9+
Looking to tier 1 hopefully in CA or Chicago.
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Pepperdine and Loyola
Chances? Suggestions?
Looking to tier 1 hopefully in CA or Chicago.
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Pepperdine and Loyola
Chances? Suggestions?
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Re: Chances of tier 1 from a TTTT
Love the thread title incidentally..
I'm sure there are others on here that can give you a much more nuanced opinion, but I suspect you have a good shot at T1 (i.e. top 50) if you can maintain those numbers. Probably have a shot at T14 even I would think. If you can mention some specific schools you are most interested in within the regions you mentioned it might help people to speculate further on your chances. Also, since most schools only accept RD transfer apps (I think), a lot will depend on this semester's performance. You may want to find out which schools with accept EA transfer apps though within the top 50 and shoot some out.
I'm sure there are others on here that can give you a much more nuanced opinion, but I suspect you have a good shot at T1 (i.e. top 50) if you can maintain those numbers. Probably have a shot at T14 even I would think. If you can mention some specific schools you are most interested in within the regions you mentioned it might help people to speculate further on your chances. Also, since most schools only accept RD transfer apps (I think), a lot will depend on this semester's performance. You may want to find out which schools with accept EA transfer apps though within the top 50 and shoot some out.
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Re: Chances of tier 1 from a TTTT
Thanks for responding. What do yo mean RD? Schools I'd be interested in:
UCLA
USC
Pepperdine
Loyola LA
Northwestern
Depaul
But I'm not limited to only those listed. Would really like to apply where I have a chance since the app fees are alot.
UCLA
USC
Pepperdine
Loyola LA
Northwestern
Depaul
But I'm not limited to only those listed. Would really like to apply where I have a chance since the app fees are alot.
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Re: Chances of tier 1 from a TTTT
where is your current school located?
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Re: Chances of tier 1 from a TTTT
I wonder if I should just move that thread to this forum and sticky it.Bedsole wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 22&t=82937
I think UCLA/USC is entirely dependent on whether OP can convince them he has a reason to transfer to CA. Ties there, or something along those lines. With UCLA taking 30-40 transfers per year and OP near the top of his class I suspect he has at least a chance.
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Re: Chances of tier 1 from a TTTT
Please do. I know I saw it a couple of times, and then when I really wanted to read through it, I had a hard time finding it.vanwinkle wrote:I wonder if I should just move that thread to this forum and sticky it.Bedsole wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 22&t=82937
I think UCLA/USC is entirely dependent on whether OP can convince them he has a reason to transfer to CA. Ties there, or something along those lines. With UCLA taking 30-40 transfers per year and OP near the top of his class I suspect he has at least a chance.
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Re: Chances of tier 1 from a TTTT
Done. It deserves to be at the top of this forum.Bedsole wrote:Please do. I know I saw it a couple of times, and then when I really wanted to read through it, I had a hard time finding it.vanwinkle wrote:I wonder if I should just move that thread to this forum and sticky it.Bedsole wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 22&t=82937
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