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Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 7:21 pm
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Tell me you are a troll..GodFavor2010 wrote:Anything is possible. Step out on faith and apply!
bloobook wrote:Has this happened in the history of TLS? Under what circumstances? Anecdotes, anyone?
Just curious.
The title says OP is top 1/3 TTT. It's almost certainly not possible to make a meaningful transfer in that situation.Incanate wrote:Alright, I'm taking a break from studying for the bar to drop a line here. First and foremost, it is absolutely possible to transfer from a TTT or a T4 to a T14, let alone a T50. I know because I myself transfered from a TTT to a T10. Many of my fellow class of 2012 transfers at my school were also from TTT and T4s - there were even more in the 2013 transfer class.
So, it's obviously possible. The most important thing is your class rank (you already know this by now). If you want to make the jump from a TTT to a T14, you're going to have to be in the top 1-2% of your class. For a low 40s, you'd probably be able to pull it off with a top 10-15% finish. However, unless you're moving to the best school in your secondary market, it might not be worth it for the minor school rank bump. Aim higher.
concurrent fork wrote:The title says OP is top 1/3 TTT. It's almost certainly not possible to make a meaningful transfer in that situation.Incanate wrote:Alright, I'm taking a break from studying for the bar to drop a line here. First and foremost, it is absolutely possible to transfer from a TTT or a T4 to a T14, let alone a T50. I know because I myself transfered from a TTT to a T10. Many of my fellow class of 2012 transfers at my school were also from TTT and T4s - there were even more in the 2013 transfer class.
So, it's obviously possible. The most important thing is your class rank (you already know this by now). If you want to make the jump from a TTT to a T14, you're going to have to be in the top 1-2% of your class. For a low 40s, you'd probably be able to pull it off with a top 10-15% finish. However, unless you're moving to the best school in your secondary market, it might not be worth it for the minor school rank bump. Aim higher.
Shit, my bad. Totally missed the title. Teaches me not to do anything on the internet late at night in a bar review fueled stupor...concurrent fork wrote:The title says OP is top 1/3 TTT. It's almost certainly not possible to make a meaningful transfer in that situation.Incanate wrote:Alright, I'm taking a break from studying for the bar to drop a line here. First and foremost, it is absolutely possible to transfer from a TTT or a T4 to a T14, let alone a T50. I know because I myself transfered from a TTT to a T10. Many of my fellow class of 2012 transfers at my school were also from TTT and T4s - there were even more in the 2013 transfer class.
So, it's obviously possible. The most important thing is your class rank (you already know this by now). If you want to make the jump from a TTT to a T14, you're going to have to be in the top 1-2% of your class. For a low 40s, you'd probably be able to pull it off with a top 10-15% finish. However, unless you're moving to the best school in your secondary market, it might not be worth it for the minor school rank bump. Aim higher.
Congrats -- that is a big jump. However, the reason I said "meaningful" is that even a huge jump in the rankings doesn't necessarily mean a transfer is worthwhile. It can make sense to transfer to a mid T1 in some situations (e.g. you have no scholarship and dislike your current market), but for many students, especially those with a scholarship, it's not a smart decision. Transfers into these schools are highly unlikely to get biglaw and almost invariably end up paying sticker.NickM54 wrote:concurrent fork wrote:The title says OP is top 1/3 TTT. It's almost certainly not possible to make a meaningful transfer in that situation.Incanate wrote:Alright, I'm taking a break from studying for the bar to drop a line here. First and foremost, it is absolutely possible to transfer from a TTT or a T4 to a T14, let alone a T50. I know because I myself transfered from a TTT to a T10. Many of my fellow class of 2012 transfers at my school were also from TTT and T4s - there were even more in the 2013 transfer class.
So, it's obviously possible. The most important thing is your class rank (you already know this by now). If you want to make the jump from a TTT to a T14, you're going to have to be in the top 1-2% of your class. For a low 40s, you'd probably be able to pull it off with a top 10-15% finish. However, unless you're moving to the best school in your secondary market, it might not be worth it for the minor school rank bump. Aim higher.
I agree that it is almost certainly not possible, but not impossible. I went from 28% at a TTT an got accepted to Emory. While not a T14, it is still a significant jump.
Congrats!!bloobook wrote:I got in! Miracles DO happen, guys.
Just out of curiosity where did you get in? You can PM if you would prefer to do that.bloobook wrote:Nope, it's a 40s public school. Thanks for douching on my parade. It's also not UF or American.