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Transfer from TTTT to T
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Re: Transfer from TTTT to T
heartbreakinggoodman1 wrote:Hello All,
Pretty new here. Currently attend craplaw at a TTTT that is not even ranked by US Word News. If it was up to me, I would call it a TTTTT. The craplaw is located in Houston, Texas.
Here are my numbers:
law school GPA: 3.3
Ugpa: 3.87
LSAT: 140
1L class rank: Top 15% rank #23/228
I want to transfer to University of Houston, or SMU Dedman School of Law.
Let me know what you think...
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Re: Transfer from TTTT to T
pancakes3 wrote:goodman1 wrote:Hello All,
heartbreaking
Why is this?
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Re: Transfer from TTTT to T
I think they are referring to you enrolling with a 3.87 GPA and not retaking your 140goodman1 wrote:pancakes3 wrote:goodman1 wrote:Hello All,
heartbreaking
Why is this?
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Re: Transfer from TTTT to T
I'm an 0L but I'm going to take a wild guess at why this is heartbreaking.goodman1 wrote:pancakes3 wrote:goodman1 wrote:Hello All,
heartbreaking
Why is this?
It was heartbreaking Because you were smart enough to do very well in law school, but you didn't spend a few months pulling up your 140 LSAT and you will most likely not be able to transfer to anything better than a TTT school because South Texas School of Law errr I mean Houston College of Law has such bad grade deflation.... Top 15% is giving you the same GPA as top 40% at the T1 schools and even some TTs.
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Re: Transfer from TTTT to T
Wow how true is this?Nachoo2019 wrote:I'm an 0L but I'm going to take a wild guess at why this is heartbreaking.goodman1 wrote:pancakes3 wrote:goodman1 wrote:Hello All,
heartbreaking
Why is this?
It was heartbreaking Because you were smart enough to do very well in law school, but you didn't spend a few months pulling up your 140 LSAT and you will most likely not be able to transfer to anything better than a TTT school because South Texas School of Law errr I mean Houston College of Law has such bad grade deflation.... Top 15% is giving you the same GPA as top 40% at the T1 schools and even some TTs.
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Re: Transfer from TTTT to T
Pretty true, sadly. To make that drastic of a jump in ranking you need a stupendous GPA, around 3.8+ if not higher and be in the top 1%.
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Re: Transfer from TTTT to T
After looking at the 509s, you certainly meet the 75th percentile 1L GPA for transfers at those schools although that's not taking into consideration your school's rank. I'd say give it a shot if you can afford to spend the application fees. It's not like you're transferring to HYS, and SMU and Houston are borderline T2. It seems there are a lot of transfers from Houston College of Law, which I'm assuming is or is close in rank to your law school. Good luck.