DCNG->HYCCN?
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 2:35 am
3.8 @ DCNG, which I think is top 5-10%. Paying sticker, chances at HYCCN?
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Assuming I have personal reasons for wanting to transfer, none of which I want to get into here, can somebody just address the question?Danger Zone wrote:Why
Paying sticker, why the fuck notDanger Zone wrote:Why
Hold on there, cowgirl. How about the fact that OP will be throwing their shot at a presftigiouf federal clerkship to chance?IAFG wrote:Paying sticker, why the fuck notDanger Zone wrote:Why
You're probably golden, OP, enjoy
Hm, hadn't thought about that. How much of a hit will I be taking? If I maintain my grades (I know that's a big if, but indulge me)? Will my 1L grades simply be ignored?Danger Zone wrote:Hold on there, cowgirl. How about the fact that OP will be throwing their shot at a presftigiouf federal clerkship to chance?IAFG wrote:Paying sticker, why the fuck notDanger Zone wrote:Why
You're probably golden, OP, enjoy
i think one of hte bigger issues is LOR (if i understand this issue correctly). you may be burning bridges so to speak with respect to faculty backing from 1L professors.Anonymous User wrote:Hm, hadn't thought about that. How much of a hit will I be taking? If I maintain my grades (I know that's a big if, but indulge me)? Will my 1L grades simply be ignored?Danger Zone wrote:Hold on there, cowgirl. How about the fact that OP will be throwing their shot at a presftigiouf federal clerkship to chance?IAFG wrote:Paying sticker, why the fuck notDanger Zone wrote:Why
You're probably golden, OP, enjoy
It's really hard to quantify. For judges who hire relatively early (e.g. after fall 2L grades come out but before spring 2L grades come out), you will only have a single semester of grades at your new school which even if good still does put you in a weaker position than the people you are competing with from that school (people who have grades all from your new school). But the two big things you will be giving up are LR (potentially) and professor recs. You would have to gun hard for recs as a transfer since you will only have 1-2 semesters to get a professor to write you something. And even if you do, it likely won't be as effusive as a rec from a professor who has known you longer.Anonymous User wrote:Hm, hadn't thought about that. How much of a hit will I be taking? If I maintain my grades (I know that's a big if, but indulge me)? Will my 1L grades simply be ignored?