NYC office only.
Columbia: 17
Harvard: 15
NYU: 13
Yale: 6
Berkeley: 3
Chicago: 3
Fordham: 3
Michigan: 3
Northwestern: 3
Penn: 3
Virginia: 3
Cornell: 2
Duke: 1
Georgetown: 1
Stanford: 1
Others: Vandy, Osgoode, Brooklyn, UNC, Howard, Texas (1 each)
Numbers may be off by a bit, counted by hand.
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Re: Breakdown of where Davis Polk's NYC SA class is coming from
The difference between CN and MVP is striking. (I'm assuming Chicago is low due to small class size and self-selection.)
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Re: Breakdown of where Davis Polk's NYC SA class is coming from
yeah! that's why I was thinking about transferring from MPV to CN, but people told me it doesn't make a difference...which I don't really understand.vanwinkle wrote:The difference between CN and MVP is striking. (I'm assuming Chicago is low due to small class size and self-selection.)
I saw the SA class list of DPW from last year and was shocked.
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Re: Breakdown of where Davis Polk's NYC SA class is coming from
I'm going to a V10 where there is 1 person from M and none from V. More from P but not by much. VAST majority of class = YHCN. Not sure how representative of all firms that is but it struck me a lot.
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Re: Breakdown of where Davis Polk's NYC SA class is coming from
Transferring from MVP to CN probably makes a difference for only a select few firms. For most firms, even in the V25, if you have the grades necessary at MVP (top third/quarter?) to transfer to CN then you're already qualified.cattail wrote:yeah! that's why I was thinking about transferring from MPV to CN, but people told me it doesn't make a difference...which I don't really understand.vanwinkle wrote:The difference between CN and MVP is striking. (I'm assuming Chicago is low due to small class size and self-selection.)
I saw the SA class list of DPW from last year and was shocked.
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Re: Breakdown of where Davis Polk's NYC SA class is coming from
Enjoy Cleary NY?Anonymous User wrote:I'm going to a V10 where there is 1 person from M and none from V. More from P but not by much. VAST majority of class = YHCN. Not sure how representative of all firms that is but it struck me a lot.
Pretty sure there are M or V people, in some cases several, going to every other non-WLRK V10.
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