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Overlapping LR Write-On Dates
Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2012 4:20 pm
by ust2008
My school's law review write-on competition is the week after finals. One of the schools I plan on sending a transfer application to (and likely the school where I have the greatest chance of admission) has their competition during the same week.
Given the uncertainty of transfer admissions, I intend to complete my current school's competition. My question is whether anyone has attempted to do two competitions concurrently? It sounds a little crazy to me, but I figured if anyone had given it a shot, they'd likely be on TLS.
Thanks.
Re: Overlapping LR Write-On Dates
Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2012 8:17 pm
by Coolgrnmen
ust2008 wrote:My school's law review write-on competition is the week after finals. One of the schools I plan on sending a transfer application to (and likely the school where I have the greatest chance of admission) has their competition during the same week.
Given the uncertainty of transfer admissions, I intend to complete my current school's competition. My question is whether anyone has attempted to do two competitions concurrently? It sounds a little crazy to me, but I figured if anyone had given it a shot, they'd likely be on TLS.
Thanks.
Sounds like what Columbia did for write-ons...I'm really glad the school I transferred to had a separate write-on competition for transfers in August.
Good luck!
Re: Overlapping LR Write-On Dates
Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2012 8:49 pm
by quiver
ust2008 wrote:My school's law review write-on competition is the week after finals. One of the schools I plan on sending a transfer application to (and likely the school where I have the greatest chance of admission) has their competition during the same week.
Given the uncertainty of transfer admissions, I intend to complete my current school's competition. My question is whether anyone has attempted to do two competitions concurrently? It sounds a little crazy to me, but I figured if anyone had given it a shot, they'd likely be on TLS.
Thanks.
That would be super ballsy. One write-on competition is horrible enough, two write-ons is utterly terrible, and two concurrent write-ons is bordering suicidal. Not only is there a concern that splitting your efforts would decrease the quality of your submissions in both write-ons, but you don't even have second semester grades yet and therefore, if your grades fall, you'll be doing that transfer write-on for nothing. I would choose one, but it's your decision.