Is there a chance to transfer from Cardozo with a 3.9 GPA to Columbia NYU or Harvard?
If so, what is the process and when/how do I get this ball rolling?
Thanks.
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juzam_djinn
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Re: Cardozo -> CN/H?
what's your approx rank?
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psach44
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Re: Cardozo -> CN/H?
cardozo doesnt rank after a semester but OCS said i am really really top if not the top...
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juzam_djinn
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Re: Cardozo -> CN/H?
If you're top 1% you probably have a decent shot at CN, but H will be a crapshoot (might be worth an app)
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patrickd139
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Re: Cardozo -> CN/H?
Yeah. If you're that type of person, it's definitely worth the app fee to avoid wondering 'what if.' You're likely not a competitive applicant, though.juzam_djinn wrote:If you're top 1% you probably have a decent shot at CN, but H will be a crapshoot (might be worth an app)
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trbrny
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Re: Cardozo -> CN/H?
Disagree, you have a decent chance at C/N. See my post about this in this topic http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=203601patrickd139 wrote:Yeah. If you're that type of person, it's definitely worth the app fee to avoid wondering 'what if.' You're likely not a competitive applicant, though.juzam_djinn wrote:If you're top 1% you probably have a decent shot at CN, but H will be a crapshoot (might be worth an app)
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20130312
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Re: Cardozo -> CN/H?
You realize you said "disagree" but then proceeded to agree, right?trbrny wrote:Disagree, you have a decent chance at C/N. See my post about this in this topic http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=203601patrickd139 wrote:Yeah. If you're that type of person, it's definitely worth the app fee to avoid wondering 'what if.' You're likely not a competitive applicant, though.juzam_djinn wrote:If you're top 1% you probably have a decent shot at CN, but H will be a crapshoot (might be worth an app)
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trbrny
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Re: Cardozo -> CN/H?
Umm no i didn'tInGoodFaith wrote:You realize you said "disagree" but then proceeded to agree, right?trbrny wrote:Disagree, you have a decent chance at C/N. See my post about this in this topic http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=203601patrickd139 wrote:Yeah. If you're that type of person, it's definitely worth the app fee to avoid wondering 'what if.' You're likely not a competitive applicant, though.juzam_djinn wrote:If you're top 1% you probably have a decent shot at CN, but H will be a crapshoot (might be worth an app)
, I actually think you have decent shot at CCN, so I do disagree.You're likely not a competitive applicant, though.
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20130312
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Re: Cardozo -> CN/H?
Both of your posts literally say the words "decent shot at C/N." The part you quoted was referring to H.
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patrickd139
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Re: Cardozo -> CN/H?
Yep. This.InGoodFaith wrote:Both of your posts literally say the words "decent shot at C/N." The part you quoted was referring to H.
