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Should I accept Baylor transfer?
Currently I am at the unranked south texas college of law in houston, sitting with over a 4.0 and in top 2%....I have been accepted for transfer to Baylor next semester....just cant figure out if transferring to baylor would be worth it or not...any advice/suggestions?
- bizzybone1313
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Re: Should I accept Baylor transfer?
Why not transfer to UT?
- StylinNProfilin
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Re: Should I accept Baylor transfer?
0L here, I would say no. Guess it depends what u want to do after law school but if you want to stay in Houston, dont transfer.
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Re: Should I accept Baylor transfer?
<--- 1L @ T20 from TX.
IMO, NO WAY. If I were you, I would not give up that rank to pay sticker at Baylor/SMU/UHLC.
UT/T14 or dont transfer
IMO, NO WAY. If I were you, I would not give up that rank to pay sticker at Baylor/SMU/UHLC.
UT/T14 or dont transfer
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Re: Should I accept Baylor transfer?
Ive applied to transfer to UT, but they wont accept me without seeing this semester's grades, which may not be posted until after classes start in the spring...baylor just offered to go ahead and accept me based on the grades I already have (as long as i dont drop drastically this semester).
I want to get that big law job after I graduate, and not really concerned what city I am in (as long as it is not san antonio)
I want to get that big law job after I graduate, and not really concerned what city I am in (as long as it is not san antonio)
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- Nova
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Re: Should I accept Baylor transfer?
Better shot of that being top 2% at TTT than starting 2L at median at Baylor.outrageousresipsa wrote:Ive applied to transfer to UT, but they wont accept me without seeing this semester's grades, which may not be posted until after classes start in the spring...baylor just offered to go ahead and accept me based on the grades I already have (as long as i dont drop drastically this semester).
I want to get that big law job after I graduate, and not really concerned what city I am in (as long as it is not san antonio)
- StylinNProfilin
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Re: Should I accept Baylor transfer?
If u want biglaw dont transfer. Baylor doesnt place in biglaw. http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=baylor&show=ABA
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Re: Should I accept Baylor transfer?
Is waiting on the grades and taking a semester off an option? I mean, your grades are fantastic and you'd seem to be a near shoe-in for a UT transfer. Wasting those grades on Baylor would be a horrible decision.