GW Transfer Registration

[ILoveCorpLaw]

I was wondering what courses all of the transfer students are considering registering for this Monday...Any responses would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot

[santropez]

Hey man, I know this is off topic, but didn't you get into Michigan?  You're going to GW instead?  I mean, I'm going to GW too, I'm just a little surprised by your decision

I'm registering for mostly civil rights and con law classes, as that is my area of interest. 

[santropez]

Sounds good... I guess I'll see you in a few weeks!

I'm actually getting pumped for classes at GW.  I'm sure the class discussion will make my old school look like a community college. 

[sheriff]

I'm glad to be back in school mode too! Especially since it is GW school mode!!

I'm going to take corporate/business law related classes..

Ps: I'm still looking for a place where to live..

[T. Durden]

you absolutely have to take at least one class with schechter. you may not necessarily be interested in the subject matter, but he is one of gw's best.

[Jets]

Take, in no particular order:

1) Smith
2) Colby
3) Schwartz
4) Butler

Don't take Banzhaf, whatever you do...

[Orbits]

 Take people, not classes. Butler and Schechter are the cream.

[TheDudeMan]

Take, in no particular order:

1) Smith
2) Colby
3) Schwartz
4) Butler

Don't take Banzhaf, whatever you do...

I'm a 1L and I got stuck with him for torts *cries*

Torts is an issue spotting class anyway, professor is irrelevant.

[thorc954]

Banzaf does that closed book multiple choice exam which is crazy difficult.  Just make sure you get a copy of the "rock" early and start going over it.  I didnt have him, but I heard horror stories.


Ill add some to the list of must takes:

1) Peterson (he does civ pro, but he does some upper level class to)
2) Suter (amazing prof, teaches toxic torts classes)
3) Kerr (if you can get him for computer crime, even better)
4) Saltzburg (for any of his classes... easiest prof ive ever had.  Reading is pretty much optional and he teaches straight from power points that he posts online anyway).

[T. Durden]

4) Saltzburg (for any of his classes... easiest prof ive ever had.  Reading is pretty much optional and he teaches straight from power points that he posts online anyway).

how'd you end up doing in that class? i still haven't checked my 2nd sem 3L grades haha