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lawstudent212
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Chances? 3.97--top 5% at 60-70 NYC area school
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ndirish2010
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Re: Chances? 3.97--top 5% at 60-70 NYC area school
Shot at CLS and NYU I would think. I doubt HYS. You'd probably get into Penn too. I'm not sure I'd leave, though. See http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=249031
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Hutz_and_Goodman
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Re: Chances? 3.97--top 5% at 60-70 NYC area school
This. If you're at a school like Brooklyn/Cardozo I think you have an excellent chance at big law. (Just as an aside, TLS users should note how often these threads (top 5% at T1 or T2) the OP has a full scholarship at the school they're attending.)ndirish2010 wrote:Shot at CLS and NYU I would think. I doubt HYS. You'd probably get into Penn too. I'm not sure I'd leave, though. See http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=249031
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CanadianWolf
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Re: Chances? 3.97--top 5% at 60-70 NYC area school
Great chances for Columbia & NYU.
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ndirish2010
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Re: Chances? 3.97--top 5% at 60-70 NYC area school
Yeah, I wouldn't give up a full ride at Brooklyn/Cardozo to transfer to NYU/CLS when you're top 5%. If you strike out, it's probably not gonna be because you didn't transfer. I realized that my view originally in the other thread was probably wrong, due to a wrong assessment of the placement power of the NYC T2s.Hutz_and_Goodman wrote:This. If you're at a school like Brooklyn/Cardozo I think you have an excellent chance at big law. (Just as an aside, TLS users should note how often these threads (top 5% at T1 or T2) the OP has a full scholarship at the school they're attending.)ndirish2010 wrote:Shot at CLS and NYU I would think. I doubt HYS. You'd probably get into Penn too. I'm not sure I'd leave, though. See http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=249031
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chuckbass
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Re: Chances? 3.97--top 5% at 60-70 NYC area school
Plus based on TT curves I'd guess a 3.97 would put OP even higher than 5%, depending on what info the school releases.ndirish2010 wrote:Yeah, I wouldn't give up a full ride at Brooklyn/Cardozo to transfer to NYU/CLS when you're top 5%. If you strike out, it's probably not gonna be because you didn't transfer. I realized that my view originally in the other thread was probably wrong, due to a wrong assessment of the placement power of the NYC T2s.Hutz_and_Goodman wrote:This. If you're at a school like Brooklyn/Cardozo I think you have an excellent chance at big law. (Just as an aside, TLS users should note how often these threads (top 5% at T1 or T2) the OP has a full scholarship at the school they're attending.)ndirish2010 wrote:Shot at CLS and NYU I would think. I doubt HYS. You'd probably get into Penn too. I'm not sure I'd leave, though. See http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=249031
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