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Anonymous posting is only available to the creator of each thread. The anonymous posting feature is intended to permit the solicitation of anonymous advice regarding the transfer application process, chances of being accepted, etc. Unacceptable uses include: testing the feature, questions which are clearly fake or hypothetical in nature, harassing other users, etc. Posters should also read and understand the announcements posted at the top of the Transfers forum prior to using the anonymous feature.
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lawschoolfun
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lawloser22
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Re: transfer T2-T2
Do it. You should absolutely transfer to the region you want to work in. Your LSAT is now irrelevant. You'll get in.
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lawschoolfun
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Re: transfer T2-T2
thanks for the reply! i know the lsat is now irrelevant, just wanted to let people know i did well at a school with a nearly identical student body.lawloser22 wrote:Do it. You should absolutely transfer to the region you want to work in. Your LSAT is now irrelevant. You'll get in.
advice from others, especially those who had a similar situation would be much appreciated.
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bilboteabaggins
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Re: transfer T2-T2
transfer. lsat is irrelevant. you should have a good shot.
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UCLAtransfer
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Re: transfer T2-T2
don't worry about future performance, even at a "much better" ls. based on available evidence, the vast majority of transfers end up doing just as well (or better) post-transfer as at their old school, largely based on the relaxed curve, having tried and true/successful study habits, and just "getting" law school exams.
with that said, unless you are transferring up to t14 or close to it, transferring to a school in the geographic area you want to end up in is an EXCELLENT idea and a great reason to transfer. i don't know what area you are trying to transfer into, but if there are other, higher ranked schools there it is worth applying to them also.
with that said, unless you are transferring up to t14 or close to it, transferring to a school in the geographic area you want to end up in is an EXCELLENT idea and a great reason to transfer. i don't know what area you are trying to transfer into, but if there are other, higher ranked schools there it is worth applying to them also.
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patrickd139
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Re: transfer T2-T2
OP: 1) What market are you at now, and what market are you trying to transfer into? 2) Are you on scholarship at your current school?
Transferring to a target market could be a fantastic idea (i.e. You're in Texas at Baylor and you want to practice in Kansas and transfer to KU.) or a terrible idea (i.e. You're in D.C. at American and you want to transfer to 'dozo in NYC).
Transferring to a target market could be a fantastic idea (i.e. You're in Texas at Baylor and you want to practice in Kansas and transfer to KU.) or a terrible idea (i.e. You're in D.C. at American and you want to transfer to 'dozo in NYC).
