Law Schools in Cebu that accepts transferees from USC-Law

[Cebuana-nga-Bisdak]

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Wondering if someone can give a good advice; my brother did not make the retention requirement at USC-Law. They have a 2 failure rule where if you dont make it, thats means goodbye.

I feel bad for him, he is in his 3rd year and he really works so hard for this. I heard a lot that UC or University of Cebu is now one of the best. Does anyone know if they accept transferees from USC --- or should I say flankers from USC. I understand that there was a stigma before that some law school would not accept "rejects" from USC. That is really rude...because in the end its not the school...its passing the bar.

Thanks for your time and good advice.

[tsardz]

one of which is USJR

[golbrb16]

Wondering if someone can give a good advice; my brother did not make the retention requirement at USC-Law. They have a 2 failure rule where if you dont make it, thats means goodbye.

I feel bad for him, he is in his 3rd year and he really works so hard for this. I heard a lot that UC or University of Cebu is now one of the best. Does anyone know if they accept transferees from USC --- or should I say flankers from USC. I understand that there was a stigma before that some law school would not accept "rejects" from USC. That is really rude...because in the end its not the school...its passing the bar.

Thanks for your time and good advice.

Yes, UC do accept transferees from USC. Some of my friends just enrolled last week and some are still complying the requirement. Please do hurry up because the classes start next week(3 days from now). You may go to their Law office in 2nd floor of their UC-Banilad Building.

Im sorry for what happened to your brother. I'm sure he is good because reaching 3rd year in USC Law is already a milestone; it is just that the school is trying to limit the number of barristers in a level that they could properly monitor and train especially in preparation for taking up the Bar Exam

[putingaitom]

uc ............accept sila