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Staying.Anonymous User wrote:Please check in itt for science
Not in the on-topics, please.
Where where?Jmart082 wrote:Put in just one hail mary app. We'll see what happens with that.
Oh very nice, congratsscorch1713 wrote:I'll be transferring. Not sure exactly where yet, but somewhere within CCN.
chingwoo wrote:Staying.Anonymous User wrote:Please check in itt for science
<- Couldn't stomach the extra debt.
You just gotta learn to hate yourself a little bit more. :/lososos wrote:chingwoo wrote:Staying.Anonymous User wrote:Please check in itt for science
<- Couldn't stomach the extra debt.
But fuck being a lawyer. I just want to save the kids.scorch1713 wrote:You just gotta learn to hate yourself a little bit more. :/lososos wrote:chingwoo wrote:Staying.Anonymous User wrote:Please check in itt for science
<- Couldn't stomach the extra debt.
Let's just say that it's somewhere that I won't be getting into. I just needed to assure myself that I at least tried.chuckbass wrote:Where where?Jmart082 wrote:Put in just one hail mary app. We'll see what happens with that.
The thing is, it's not the top 10% transferring out. It's very easy to transfer up from WUSTL, and more useful for those outside of the top 10%.lester6215 wrote:Let us assume all top 10% of wustl will transfer out. The number is 26... Wait and see.
Yeah and fwiw, while a lot of people are on big $$$ at WUSTL, more than you think aren't, so if you're gonna have big debt regardless if you're below top ~10% it may be a good idea to move up and get the lottery OCI the T14s give you.sublime wrote:chuckbass wrote:The thing is, it's not the top 10% transferring out. It's very easy to transfer up from WUSTL, and more useful for those outside of the top 10%.lester6215 wrote:Let us assume all top 10% of wustl will transfer out. The number is 26... Wait and see.
Yea, that's where it makes the least sense, unless (maybe) you have no/little scholarship at WashU and have special circumstances which you think H will get you something you couldn't otherwise or will die if you don't work in Chicago.
If you're in the top 10% you prefer preselect to lottery. Plus you're automatically on law review.chuckbass wrote:Yeah and fwiw, while a lot of people are on big $$$ at WUSTL, more than you think aren't, so if you're gonna have big debt regardless if you're below top ~10% it may be a good idea to move up and get the lottery OCI the T14s give you.sublime wrote:chuckbass wrote:The thing is, it's not the top 10% transferring out. It's very easy to transfer up from WUSTL, and more useful for those outside of the top 10%.lester6215 wrote:Let us assume all top 10% of wustl will transfer out. The number is 26... Wait and see.
Yea, that's where it makes the least sense, unless (maybe) you have no/little scholarship at WashU and have special circumstances which you think H will get you something you couldn't otherwise or will die if you don't work in Chicago.
Yeah, that's why I said below top 10%. It seems like some people that transferred up with top 10%+ grades last year got less interviews through the lotteries.hoos89 wrote:If you're in the top 10% you prefer preselect to lottery. Plus you're automatically on law review.chuckbass wrote:Yeah and fwiw, while a lot of people are on big $$$ at WUSTL, more than you think aren't, so if you're gonna have big debt regardless if you're below top ~10% it may be a good idea to move up and get the lottery OCI the T14s give you.sublime wrote:chuckbass wrote:The thing is, it's not the top 10% transferring out. It's very easy to transfer up from WUSTL, and more useful for those outside of the top 10%.lester6215 wrote:Let us assume all top 10% of wustl will transfer out. The number is 26... Wait and see.
Yea, that's where it makes the least sense, unless (maybe) you have no/little scholarship at WashU and have special circumstances which you think H will get you something you couldn't otherwise or will die if you don't work in Chicago.
