Hey,
I'm 30th of 360 at John Marshall (Top 8%). Do these numbers make it possible to get into Notre Dame, UChicago, or Northwestern?
Thanks
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Kobe_Teeth
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Re: Transferring from T4
Give UIUC a shot as well. They take a good amount of transfers.
ND takes very few transfers.
UChicago takes a decent amount (about 20-30 from what I've seen). I doubt 30th at JMLS has a prayer there.
NW might be worth your time though I think its doubtful you'll be accepted.
Try IU-B, WI, and IA. Also, Loyola-Chi and Kent place decently well in Chicago as well.
ND takes very few transfers.
UChicago takes a decent amount (about 20-30 from what I've seen). I doubt 30th at JMLS has a prayer there.
NW might be worth your time though I think its doubtful you'll be accepted.
Try IU-B, WI, and IA. Also, Loyola-Chi and Kent place decently well in Chicago as well.
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BruceBarr
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Re: Transferring from T4
Kobe_Teeth wrote:Give UIUC a shot as well. They take a good amount of transfers.
ND takes very few transfers.
UChicago takes a decent amount (about 20-30 from what I've seen). I doubt 30th at JMLS has a prayer there.
NW might be worth your time though I think its doubtful you'll be accepted.
Try IU-B, WI, and IA. Also, Loyola-Chi and Kent place decently well in Chicago as well.
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nahgems
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Re: Transferring from T4
I don't know much about JM but I've heard (I think via Yahoo Transfer forum) that local transfers often have a significant advantage over their non-local peers. For example, someone who transferred into Boalt last year said that 5 of the incoming Boalt transfers were from GGU. I assume most people wouldn't expect that. You can always apply and hope?
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A'nold
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Re: Transferring from T4
But they only seem to take the tippy top from that school, though your point is valid. OP, if you're willing to move a bit further, I'd say you have a great shot at Emory, Minn., and WUSTL as well. I personally don't think it'd be worth it to give up top 8% and LR at John Marshall to go to Kent, Depaul, or Loyola. UIUC is probably your best best I would guess.nahgems wrote:I don't know much about JM but I've heard (I think via Yahoo Transfer forum) that local transfers often have a significant advantage over their non-local peers. For example, someone who transferred into Boalt last year said that 5 of the incoming Boalt transfers were from GGU. I assume most people wouldn't expect that. You can always apply and hope?
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