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Why should you only consider transfer after you've got the grades?
Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2017 11:59 am
by coolgirlverycool
Where does this notion come from? I think if you are aiming at transferring, you are more likely to work really hard in you 1L. Can't the plan to tranfer be a good motivation in your 1L?
Re: Why should you only consider transfer after you've got the grades?
Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2017 12:04 pm
by acr
coolgirlverycool wrote:Where does this notion come from? I think if you are aiming at transferring, you are more likely to work really hard in you 1L. Can't the plan to tranfer be a good motivation in your 1L?
lol
Re: Why should you only consider transfer after you've got the grades?
Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2017 12:25 pm
by TLSModBot
Again, wrong forum. We have a forum called "Ask a Law Student/Graduate," which has covered this subject ad nauseum.
Re: Why should you only consider transfer after you've got the grades?
Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2017 12:28 pm
by A. Nony Mouse
Because 1) you should already be motivated to work really hard 1L; 2) your motivation is not determinative of how you do in law school. You're graded on a curve in a class full of people who scored very close to you on GPA and LSAT, who are all also motivated to do well; and 3) you should only enroll at a school you are willing to graduate from. So there's no need to think about transferring until you know it's a realistic possibility.
Which is all discussed in the sticky at the top of this forum telling 0Ls they can't post here.
(Cross-posted with Cap.)