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15% in unranked, accredited east coast school, urm

applied to a bunch of schools in top 25ish

let me know odds, whats likely, whats not

or if i should just take what i have

Anonymous User wrote:15% in unranked, accredited east coast school, urm

applied to a bunch of schools in top 25ish

let me know odds, whats likely, whats not

or if i should just take what i have

far too little info to have anyone help you in a meaningful way

what other info do you need

Seat deposit deadlines? CoA differences (if any)? Target place of residence after graduation?

sap wrote:Seat deposit deadlines? CoA differences (if any)? Target place of residence after graduation?

seat deposit i need to have in by friday to do EIW
I prefer bigger city area but i just want a good job and I'm not sure what the success rates are at these schools.
only a two grand difference

Wash U and Emory feeds into different markets. You need to decide where you want to practice. Else go to the cheapest option.

kyle010723 wrote:Wash U and Emory feeds into different markets. You need to decide where you want to practice. Else go to the cheapest option.

But does anyone know how well they do with OCIs especially as a transfer and with biglaw firms

Anonymous User wrote:

kyle010723 wrote:Wash U and Emory feeds into different markets. You need to decide where you want to practice. Else go to the cheapest option.

But does anyone know how well they do with OCIs especially as a transfer and with biglaw firms

where else did you apply? firms are still gonna look at your grades like youre at your old school

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stillwater wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:

kyle010723 wrote:Wash U and Emory feeds into different markets. You need to decide where you want to practice. Else go to the cheapest option.

But does anyone know how well they do with OCIs especially as a transfer and with biglaw firms

where else did you apply? firms are still gonna look at your grades like youre at your old school

Applied to ucla, vanderbilt, gt, cornell

Anonymous User wrote:

stillwater wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:

kyle010723 wrote:Wash U and Emory feeds into different markets. You need to decide where you want to practice. Else go to the cheapest option.

But does anyone know how well they do with OCIs especially as a transfer and with biglaw firms

where else did you apply? firms are still gonna look at your grades like youre at your old school

Applied to ucla, vanderbilt, gt, cornell

given you have no geogrpahic preference, id wait it out and see what happens

I saw elsewhere on this forum that Cornell does now allow transfers to participate in its OCI. So if you're concerned about OCI prospects... don't go there.