以下是引用funnytiger在2007-7-25 1:52:00的发言:your school has a tie with Havard law. each school reserves around 3-5 seats every year for students transferring to the other school. So, i don't see you will have any problems. However: Harvard law is not Yale. it ranks high but not that much better for financial returns. your school is a public school which means much cheaper tuition. Unless you really want to work in NYC and work for those all white elite law firms, Harvard law will not yield anything more. I would spend time to transfer to Yale if I had your GPA and went to your current school. I think that's very true. But I didn't like Yale because it's going to be a new environment to me, and the professor that I want to work with is at Harvard. Basically I wanted the a better chance at the clerkship/teaching market. Money wise, I agree, there's no need to transfer at all. One correction, though: Boalt isn't any cheaper than other T14, unless you are qualified for California residency. |