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Hi, I'm top 15% at BU/BC. Want NYC big law, Boston would also be great.
Money not an issue, paying sticker anyway. Should I stay or transfer, for example, to Michigan? NYU? or even GULC?

You're in a good position to land a biglaw job by being in the top 15% or so, so no need to transfer for that alone. If costs are comparable, then decide based on where, geographically, you want to work.

What do you mean BU/BC?

heregoeseverything wrote:What do you mean BU/BC?

Boston University/Boston College, I suppose.

bigappleherewego wrote:

heregoeseverything wrote:What do you mean BU/BC?

Boston University/Boston College, I suppose.

Yeah I figured but since BU is T20 and BC is T30 and you can't be at both...

heregoeseverything wrote:

bigappleherewego wrote:

heregoeseverything wrote:What do you mean BU/BC?

Boston University/Boston College, I suppose.

Yeah I figured but since BU is T20 and BC is T30 and you can't be at both...

From what I've read here, they are treated as peer schools at TLS

bigappleherewego wrote:

heregoeseverything wrote:

bigappleherewego wrote:

heregoeseverything wrote:What do you mean BU/BC?

Boston University/Boston College, I suppose.

Yeah I figured but since BU is T20 and BC is T30 and you can't be at both...

From what I've read here, they are treated as peer schools at TLS

Ah I mean I get that sort of, but for transferring I'd give different advice depending on where you are at .. Especially b/c BU it is easier to move outside New England, but if goal is NY than at BC you are all set in Boston and NY so I don't see a huge need to transfer. Also depends on how BU/BC run OCI ...

They are peer schools. Usnwr is absolutely meaningless. Bc/bu are used interchangeably because their placement data are nearly identical.

Clearly wrote:They are peer schools. Usnwr is absolutely meaningless. Bc/bu are used interchangeably because their placement data are nearly identical.

Say with my grades, I get into Michigan or even NYU, would doing OCI at these schools boost my chances of landing a NYC biglaw comparing to my current school bu/bc (lol, still gonna use this term)?

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You should apply to NYU and CLS