transfer to nyu/columbia from cardozo? Forum

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driftwood012

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transfer to nyu/columbia from cardozo?

Post by driftwood012 » Thu Jun 02, 2011 5:27 pm

what gpa do you think would be needed? If I am at 3.45 which will be top 20-25%, but my 2nd semester is like 3.63, and I had 170 LSAT, do you think I have a chance? Is it worth it to give up a full scholarship at Cardozo?
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blsingindisguise

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Re: transfer to nyu/columbia from cardozo?

Post by blsingindisguise » Thu Jun 02, 2011 5:50 pm

Unlikely. I'd guess top 10% is the floor, maybe even top 5%.
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BostonNJ

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Re: transfer to nyu/columbia from cardozo?

Post by BostonNJ » Thu Jun 02, 2011 5:58 pm

Free ride to Cardozo! and you want to transfer? Stay where you at, Cardozo is fantastic, even well known up here in Boston! It does not behoove you to put yourself in $70,000 in debt for one year at Columbia, when you are on track to graduate debt free from Cardozo. Just my opinion!
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Re: transfer to nyu/columbia from cardozo?

Post by stylishlaw » Thu Jun 02, 2011 7:16 pm

Probably somewhere in the Top 5%.
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