How does transferring effect law school applications?

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I tried to do some independent research on this but I haven’t found anything super recent and I’m sure I am not the only one with this question.

I will be starting my junior year at the school I am transferring to, so I am about halfway done with around 84 credits. My cumulative GPA for my first two years was a 3.5 and I only anticipate my GPA to be higher at the new school. When I apply to law schools how do they review transcripts? Would they just consider my last 90 credits which would be all at the new school I just transferred to? I am sure every school is different but I guess I am searching for a general answer.

What have your experiences been with applying to law school after transferring in your undergrad?

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Your transcripts will include all your undergrad work. The law schools will consider it all.

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Thousands of law school applicants have transferred. Adcoms won’t care, and long as they see A’s, and lotsa of em.

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Plenty of people also don’t transfer but take classes at multiple colleges. Makes no difference.

It’s Affect, not Effect.

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All classes taken for college credit, including dual enrollment classes taken during high school are calculated into the GPA for law school admissions