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First I'll say this...I'm a 0L. But before I get the arguing I'm NOT betting on transferring. I'm just curious. I'm perfectly happy with the school I was accepted into. I just assume that those who are transferring didn't get into their first pick school or they did exceptionally well so they decided to transfer. I'm wondering how much one's performance on the LSAT determines their performance in law school.

Would you mind saying 1) what your LSAT score was, 2) what school(s) you were accepted into with that LSAT, 3) what your gpa/class standing is at the school you enrolled in, and 4) what school you were accepted to as a transfer student.

If someone else posted something similar to this please let me know.

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stop being all smart and shit bk

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bouakedojo wrote:

mimi82 wrote:First I'll say this...I'm a 0L. But before I get the arguing I'm NOT betting on transferring. I'm just curious. I'm perfectly happy with the school I was accepted into. I just assume that those who are transferring didn't get into their first pick school or they did exceptionally well so they decided to transfer. I'm wondering how much one's performance on the LSAT determines their performance in law school.

Would you mind saying 1) what your LSAT score was, 2) what school(s) you were accepted into with that LSAT, 3) what your gpa/class standing is at the school you enrolled in, and 4) what school you were accepted to as a transfer student.

If someone else posted something similar to this please let me know.

There are lots of discussions on this if you go digging, mimi.

That info doesn't include lsat scores. Everyone says what tier school they were in and where they transferred but I couldn't find anything with ppl posting lsat scores. Which makes sense because when lsat scores don't matter when transferring.

mimi82 wrote:

bouakedojo wrote:

mimi82 wrote:First I'll say this...I'm a 0L. But before I get the arguing I'm NOT betting on transferring. I'm just curious. I'm perfectly happy with the school I was accepted into. I just assume that those who are transferring didn't get into their first pick school or they did exceptionally well so they decided to transfer. I'm wondering how much one's performance on the LSAT determines their performance in law school.

Would you mind saying 1) what your LSAT score was, 2) what school(s) you were accepted into with that LSAT, 3) what your gpa/class standing is at the school you enrolled in, and 4) what school you were accepted to as a transfer student.

If someone else posted something similar to this please let me know.

There are lots of discussions on this if you go digging, mimi.

That info doesn't include lsat scores. Everyone says what tier school they were in and where they transferred but I couldn't find anything with ppl posting lsat scores. Which makes sense because when lsat scores don't matter when transferring.

I believe Arrow and MegaTTTron both reported having 159s -- Loyola-LA -> Boalt and W&L -> UChi. Hth.

165 lsat, top 2% in a top 30 school after first semester. Not transferring.