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[Anonymous User]

Am I the only one still frantically doing CBs to get an offer? I'm trying to get an idea for when exactly the good ship Worried is going to sink.

[Anonymous User]

Am I the only one still frantically doing CBs to get an offer? I'm trying to get an idea for when exactly the good ship Worried is going to sink.

I wish I was still doing CB's. Waiting on one more firm, only 6 slots. I've been following up on mailings and getting nowhere.

[Anonymous User]

Am I the only one still frantically doing CBs to get an offer? I'm trying to get an idea for when exactly the good ship Worried is going to sink.

I wish I was still doing CB's. Waiting on one more firm, only 6 slots. I've been following up on mailings and getting nowhere.

Waiting on one firm, one spot. Mass mailing has got me nowhere too.

[Anonymous User]

rejected from all my callbacks and mass mailing all the firms i didn't apply to in august. and applying for PI positions. even better, listening to people at school moan about the tough decisions they're trying to make between offers

[Anonymous User]

rejected from all my callbacks and mass mailing all the firms i didn't apply to in august. and applying for PI positions. even better, listening to people at school moan about the tough decisions they're trying to make between offers

I've been avoiding talking about the subject. It's more or less gotten out that I'm offer-less, so when people do start talking about their offers / upcoming summer experience they do so in hushed tones.

I feel like shit.

[Anonymous User]

Am I the only one still frantically doing CBs to get an offer? I'm trying to get an idea for when exactly the good ship Worried is going to sink.

Just did one a few days ago, and I'm gonna do another on Monday. I'm getting a few phone calls from firms I applied to ages ago telling me they'd be interested in phone interviewing me. The aftermarket season is upon us. I really don't think the good ship Worried ever really sinks though - at worst, you hang around in little rescue boats while firms cruise the waters and pick out a few of you. I talked to a few 3Ls at my t10, and the word is that as long as you keep applying you'll get something (though not necessarily market paying big law), it's just a matter of when. Someone I know waited until December.

[Anonymous User]

Am I the only one still frantically doing CBs to get an offer? I'm trying to get an idea for when exactly the good ship Worried is going to sink.

Just did one a few days ago, and I'm gonna do another on Monday. I'm getting a few phone calls from firms I applied to ages ago telling me they'd be interested in phone interviewing me. The aftermarket season is upon us. I really don't think the good ship Worried ever really sinks though - at worst, you hang around in little rescue boats while firms cruise the waters and pick out a few of you. I talked to a few 3Ls at my t10, and the word is that as long as you keep applying you'll get something (though not necessarily market paying big law), it's just a matter of when. Someone I know waited until December.

That is still lucky. Know people at CCN who waited well into the spring semester to get a plaintiff's firm that planned from the beginning of giving offers out. I've been in that boat and going through it again, so in all seriousness not sure what to do anymore short of going to the nearest bridge.

[Anonymous User]

Am I the only one still frantically doing CBs to get an offer? I'm trying to get an idea for when exactly the good ship Worried is going to sink.

Just did one a few days ago, and I'm gonna do another on Monday. I'm getting a few phone calls from firms I applied to ages ago telling me they'd be interested in phone interviewing me. The aftermarket season is upon us. I really don't think the good ship Worried ever really sinks though - at worst, you hang around in little rescue boats while firms cruise the waters and pick out a few of you. I talked to a few 3Ls at my t10, and the word is that as long as you keep applying you'll get something (though not necessarily market paying big law), it's just a matter of when. Someone I know waited until December.

That is still lucky. Know people at CCN who waited well into the spring semester to get a plaintiff's firm that planned from the beginning of giving offers out. I've been in that boat and going through it again, so in all seriousness not sure what to do anymore short of going to the nearest bridge.

I have been infused with a new sense of dread. Good times.

[Anonymous User]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

[ResolutePear]

WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU ALL?? DON'T YOU ALL HAVE MONEY?!?!

[Grizz]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

Best of luck man.

[Anonymous User]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

Best of luck man.

Ty ty. Feels good making a decision.

[dailygrind]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

Best of luck man.

+1

[03121202698008]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

Best of luck man.

+1

[Void]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

Best of luck man.

+1. Sounds like you know when to fold 'em.

[Anonymous User]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

Mind giving us a school range/rank?

[Grizz]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

Best of luck man.

+1. Sounds like you know when to fold 'em.

Knows when to walk away and knows when to run, as well.

[Anonymous User]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

Best of luck man.

Ty ty. Feels good making a decision.

If it feels right, it's probably a good choice. Enjoy a little break, too. You deserve it.

[Anonymous User]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

Mind giving us a school range/rank?

T30, top 1/3, secondary.

[Anonymous User]

I know most of you guys are probably doing this anyway, but make sure you're following up with firms you haven't gotten responses from! I just scored another callback by doing this. Don't give up hope. I'm almost positive that this firm wouldn't have called me if I hadn't sent an email to the recruiter to reiterate my strong interest in the firm.

[Aqualibrium]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

Mind giving us a school range/rank?

T30, top 1/3, secondary.

What's your current debt load, and how much do you save by dropping out now?

[JusticeHarlan]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

Mind giving us a school range/rank?

T30, top 1/3, secondary.

Not trying to dissuade you or anything, just curious: did you go into law school as biglaw or bust, or did your priorities change since you started?

[Geist13]

ugh. Only 1 firm left that hasn't rejected me. Upside: It's my top choice, the callback went great, and they legitimately seemed to enjoy me. Downside: they are hiring one SA and said "we have a number of other students coming in for interviews." I'm fucked.

[Anonymous User]

No offers. Dropping out next week.

Mind giving us a school range/rank?

T30, top 1/3, secondary.

Not trying to dissuade you or anything, just curious: did you go into law school as biglaw or bust, or did your priorities change since you started?

Priorities changed when I started. Realized that I didn't like law school and that I needed $160K for the debt and 1.5 years of school to be worth it. Also had a scholarship, so my debt load isn't so severe that I can't start over.

[Anonymous User]

Still waiting on two more firms...