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Accept LR?
Currently at a T2 not in my target market with transfer acceptance in hand from GULC. Small scholarship ($12k/year), so it seemed like a no-brainer to transfer. But now I've made LR and I'm not sure. So, 2 questions:
1. Now that I made LR, should I stay?
2. Deadline to accept LR is tomorrow - should I just accept for now and decide later (when more application decisions come around) or would that be fucked up?
1. Now that I made LR, should I stay?
2. Deadline to accept LR is tomorrow - should I just accept for now and decide later (when more application decisions come around) or would that be fucked up?
- radar714
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Re: Accept LR?
I'm pretty sure transfers to GULC don't get to do EIW/OCI so if you're gunning for biglaw it might not be a wise choice just FYI
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Re: Accept LR?
If you accept law review and transfer they will probably just give your spot to someone else.
- Wholigan
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Re: Accept LR?
Just accept LR and if you decide to transfer, withdraw. They will understand.
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Re: Accept LR?
They do. Bidding doesn't close for another 2 weeks.radar714 wrote:I'm pretty sure transfers to GULC don't get to do EIW/OCI so if you're gunning for biglaw it might not be a wise choice just FYI
rogermurdoch wrote:If you accept law review and transfer they will probably just give your spot to someone else.
Thanks!Wholigan wrote:Just accept LR and if you decide to transfer, withdraw. They will understand.
But any answer on question 1? Should I transfer?
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Re: Accept LR?
If I were in your shoes I would probably transfer since the cost looks to be similar and your T2 is not in the target market. You might want to see if the current school will increase your scholarship.
- zor
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Re: Accept LR?
Echoing this. If you can extract a larger scholarship from your school that would give me serious pause, but with all else being fairly equal the GW degree will be a lot more portable to your desired market than a T2/T3 outside of it.rogermurdoch wrote:If I were in your shoes I would probably transfer since the cost looks to be similar and your T2 is not in the target market. You might want to see if the current school will increase your scholarship.