Transfer from Appalachian School of Law

[coto29]

Hey guys,

Has anyone transferred from the Appalachian School of Law?  I am having trouble finding a school that will take transfers from this school because they have a different grading system then almost everyone else.  Thanks

[cooleylawstudent]

This question was recently asked. You should be able to search the last few days in the transfer section to read it.

[xxspykex]

This question was recently asked. You should be able to search the last few days in the transfer section to read it.

The retarded part of this is that the same guy (coto29) asked the same question a few days ago.

[coto29]

Yeah, you ask the same question more than one way to get different answers.  Are you too two dimensional to understand that.

[Cherry]

When I went there about 15 people transfered out - they were all top of the class though

[cooleylawstudent]

Is that about an average number of transfers for a lawschool, or would you say its higher/lower than most?

When I went there about 15 people transfered out - they were all top of the class though

[coto29]

That's actually lower than I would have guessed.  I figured that the top half transferred.  Even if you like the rural environment, getting a job is paramount and very difficult from a school in the middle of no where.  There simple are too few available resources.  One thong I have learned- a law school need a region to absorb its students.  Without that you up against a wall and quite literally out in the cold.

[CanadianWolf]

Some law schools may be willing to accept you as a first year student based on your impressive results at App. State.

[coto29]

Are you sure about that?  It seems that repeating my 1L year isn't an option unless I fail out and start over.  I don't wanna do that. 

[xxspykex]

You should transfer to McDonalds. I hear the exit options are better than from Appalachian.