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Alright, if you anticipate that during the 2013-14 cycle you will get accepted somewhere between a 25-50 school, Tier 1.

And yes, you realize that not everyone can transfer, but if it works out great. Just curious what ranking would be enough from a Tier 1 25-50 to get at least once acceptance from T 14 if you apply to each of these schools as a transfer:

NYU/Columbia/Duke/Cornell


Would top 10 percent be sufficient from a Tier 1 or does it need to be higher than that?

Did you read the first post in this forum? http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... 27&t=82937

cherylann wrote:Alright, if you anticipate that during the 2013-14 cycle you will get accepted somewhere between a 25-50 school, Tier 1.

And yes, you realize that not everyone can transfer, but if it works out great. Just curious what ranking would be enough from a Tier 1 25-50 to get at least once acceptance from T 14 if you apply to each of these schools as a transfer:

NYU/Columbia/Duke/Cornell


Would top 10 percent be sufficient from a Tier 1 or does it need to be higher than that?

You likely could be out of the top 10%, even way out of it, and still be admitted as a Transfer student. Being accepted as a Transfer student is generally an easier/higher yield (from an applicants standpoint) gambit to begin with and last year enrollments were down, i.e. more transfer acceptances this year.

When I was at a Wash U and we were ranked #19 at least 2 students in the BOTTOM 20% were admitted to T14's as Transfer students, fyi.

Stop making useless threads. Oh, and retake.

Don't post in the transfer forum if you're a 0L.

Don't go to a bad school hoping to transfer.

This is "A forum for those current students who are or may be transferring from one school to another."
We have a terrific forum called "Ask a Law Student / Graduate" where you will (hopefully) be able to get the answers you need.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=4