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UT Transfer
I'm currently at a T40 in the top 20% and hoping to improve my grades this semester. I went to UT for undergrad and really want to go back. I know they don't take a lot of transfers, but what do y'all think I need to have a shot at getting in?
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Re: UT Transfer
Optimistic, I'd say top 10-15% (probably closer to 10%) AND Texas ties. UT probably takes maybe 10 transfers/year. Last year, I think 3 of those came from UH.
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Re: UT Transfer
UT has a policy where they only accept transfers who could have made the original admissions, theoretically.Aldenita wrote:I'm currently at a T40 in the top 20% and hoping to improve my grades this semester. I went to UT for undergrad and really want to go back. I know they don't take a lot of transfers, but what do y'all think I need to have a shot at getting in?
I just learned an 0L friend of mine was accepted with UT undergrad, ok GPA, and a 161 LSAT...she was the exception to the rule, but don't let UT's policy discourage you from applying.
With that said, shoot for top 10-15%...the higher the better.
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Re: UT Transfer
I was rejected the first time I applied and I had a 161 and a 3.93. No hope?
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Re: UT Transfer
Oh no. There's definitely hope. Just have to work your butt off and try to land in the top 10%. If you can do that, acquire some excellent letters of recommendation, and push your Texas ties, you should stand a pretty competitive chance.Aldenita wrote:I was rejected the first time I applied and I had a 161 and a 3.93. No hope?
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Re: UT Transfer
Thank you! Does anyone else have any advice?
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Re: UT Transfer
Def. have hope...keep up the good work and get in top 10%Aldenita wrote:Thank you! Does anyone else have any advice?