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boblawblog
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when to tell school you are transferring?
if i transfer from school A to B, when do I need to let A know that I am transferring? or do they know automatically once i sign off on B's SIR?
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SMU2013
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Re: when to tell school you are transferring?
Once you know you are transferring 100% for sure, then tell the school whenever you want. It would also be a good idea to tell the professors you like, especially those that wrote you letters of recs, that you are leaving. Basically, just don't burn bridges and you will be fine.
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CanadianWolf
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Re: when to tell school you are transferring?
There is a definite deadline if you have already registered for Fall classes in order to withdraw/transfer without any financial penalty. Ask your current law school's Registrar.
