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Transfer from Loyola Chicago to WUSTL
I have to make a quick decision on whether to transfer to WUSTL or not. I am currently at Loyola Chicago. I'm not in the top 15%, however, I am on a Journal and a Mock Trial team. WUSTL would cost about an extra $40K due to lost scholarships from Loyola and higher tuition at WUSTL. I am not particular on where on want to practice, however, I would like to be where I can get the most bang for the buck meaning make the most money with a lower cost of living. I'm not sure if the money lost would be worth the transfer. I need help in making this decision! I would like to be at the Big Law firms, however, a medium sized firm will do seeing as I'm not in the top 5% at Loyola. Thanks for any advice!
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Re: Transfer from Loyola Chicago to WUSTL
Are you PT or something? I'm fairly sure all transfer deadlines have passed.
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No I'm full-time, I just now found out.
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They just now told you, or they told you a while ago and you're only finding out now?acovert1 wrote:No I'm full-time, I just now found out.
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They just now told me.
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Re: Transfer from Loyola Chicago to WUSTL
Oh my mistake. I misread your post and didn't realize you had just been admitted.acovert1 wrote:No I'm full-time, I just now found out.
I don't really know much about transfers so I have no clue whether it would be worth it.
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If by mock trial you mean Corboy I would stay. WUSTL is a school that underperforms its rank and OCI for transfers (which I'm pretty sure is a non-option anyway) is not good.acovert1 wrote:I have to make a quick decision on whether to transfer to WUSTL or not. I am currently at Loyola Chicago. I'm not in the top 15%, however, I am on a Journal and a Mock Trial team. WUSTL would cost about an extra $40K due to lost scholarships from Loyola and higher tuition at WUSTL. I am not particular on where on want to practice, however, I would like to be where I can get the most bang for the buck meaning make the most money with a lower cost of living. I'm not sure if the money lost would be worth the transfer. I need help in making this decision! I would like to be at the Big Law firms, however, a medium sized firm will do seeing as I'm not in the top 5% at Loyola. Thanks for any advice!
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I am on the ABA Employment law team, however, I have to opportunity to tryout for the Corboy team next year and chances are good. I'm more concerned with job prospects, so if they are bad for transfers then I will stay where I am at. Thanks for the tip though!
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I forgot there were other teams but Corboy is the one that seems to yield a lot of good opportunities. In any case I would stay. Wash U has never been a great bet for transfers and I'm not sure the name carries much weight outside of St Louis. Loyola's prospects these days are not good but mock trial should help. Good Luck!acovert1 wrote:I am on the ABA Employment law team, however, I have to opportunity to tryout for the Corboy team next year and chances are good. I'm more concerned with job prospects, so if they are bad for transfers then I will stay where I am at. Thanks for the tip though!
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I think you should transfer.. That's a pretty big move up.
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I also think you should transfer.
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"Moving up" just for the sake of "moving up" is not always an objectively good idea. OP should probably stay at the 1L school.Captain Pellew wrote:I think you should transfer.. That's a pretty big move up.
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No way he is doing he is doing well enough at his school to get a job.buddingjd wrote:"Moving up" just for the sake of "moving up" is not always an objectively good idea. OP should probably stay at the 1L school.Captain Pellew wrote:I think you should transfer.. That's a pretty big move up.
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