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Unusual Situation
I can't provide too much detail without inadvertently outing myself, but the skeleton is this: Several years ago, I attended a TTT law school, was doing very poorly after my first year, and dropped out. I subsequently re-took the LSAT and radically improved my score, sent out some applications for the 2014-15 cycle, and was accepted to a T50. After the first semester, I'm in the top 5%. I'm not even necessarily sure that I want to transfer, but I am interested in knowing to what extent my prior stint in law school is likely to impact my options. Can anyone here comment knowledgeably on this subject?
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Re: Unusual Situation
I have no special knowledge, but I am pretty confident the answer you are going to get is:
No. Does not matter.
I'd be surprised if the admins at potential transfer schools even will be aware of the previous drop out.
No. Does not matter.
I'd be surprised if the admins at potential transfer schools even will be aware of the previous drop out.
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