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Congrats!Anonymous User wrote:Received and accepted an offer from a V50 in Dallas. CCN median, non-URM.
congrats. when was your callback?Anonymous User wrote:Received and accepted an offer from a V50 in Dallas. CCN median, non-URM.
ThanksAnonymous User wrote:congrats. when was your callback?Anonymous User wrote:Received and accepted an offer from a V50 in Dallas. CCN median, non-URM.
Region?Anonymous User wrote:Finished a callback.said I'd get a response within 24-48 hours. Holy hell that's quick
Midwest.Anonymous User wrote:Region?Anonymous User wrote:Finished a callback.said I'd get a response within 24-48 hours. Holy hell that's quick
Same happened to me. I think some of these smaller markets want to grab summers before they look elsewhere. GLAnonymous User wrote:Midwest.Anonymous User wrote:Region?Anonymous User wrote:Finished a callback.said I'd get a response within 24-48 hours. Holy hell that's quick
They asked for mine, but that was at what essentially was a CB mid-December, before I had any law school grades.Anonymous User wrote:Did SWM require everyone's undergraduate transcript?
Seems like it.Anonymous User wrote:Same happened to me. I think some of these smaller markets want to grab summers before they look elsewhere. GLAnonymous User wrote:Midwest.Anonymous User wrote:Region?Anonymous User wrote:Finished a callback.said I'd get a response within 24-48 hours. Holy hell that's quick
Are you at a midwest based law school or coming from the coasts?Anonymous User wrote:Midwest.Anonymous User wrote:Region?Anonymous User wrote:Finished a callback.said I'd get a response within 24-48 hours. Holy hell that's quick
Same. Interview with and rejection by hogan lovells. Interview with and rejection by Stewart & Stewart. Rejection by Hollingsworth, Cleary, and Cooley. Random request for a cover letter by Latham recently. I unintentionally half-assed most of these apps and interviews because one firm was faaaar and above my first choice so my heart just wasn't in it with the other firms. I've currently done more than a few rounds of interviews with my first choice (a V30) and am waiting for a final decision within the next two weeks.Anonymous User wrote:Also waiting on DC. Applied to about 30 and only heard response from maybe 7 or 8. But, who knows, they seem to be moving incredibly slow. Not to mention, I've already accepted a position with a government agency. Although, I'd rather have the paid SA.
1L SA's are exceedingly rare everywhere but Texas. Probably even more rare in DC than NY or LA though.Anonymous User wrote:Same. Interview with and rejection by Hogan Lovells. Interview with and rejection by Stewart & Stewart. Rejection by Hollingsworth, Cleary, and Cooley. Random request for a cover letter by Latham recently. I unintentionally half-assed most of these apps and interviews because one firm was faaaar and above my first choice so my heart just wasn't in it with the other firms. I've currently done more than a few rounds of interviews with my first choice (a V30) and am waiting for a final decision within the next two weeks.Anonymous User wrote:Also waiting on DC. Applied to about 30 and only heard response from maybe 7 or 8. But, who knows, they seem to be moving incredibly slow. Not to mention, I've already accepted a position with a government agency. Although, I'd rather have the paid SA.
Hope that helps someone.
Also, I don't think DC firms are moving slow so much as they are just not responding. Many of my rejections explicitly asked me to apply next year because this year's 1L SA positions are full, and have told me to reach out to them next year and remind them that I received an invitation to interview for next year. I think 1L SA positions in general are just exceedingly rare, especially in DC. Anyone else feel the same way?
Rather not say sorry :/Anonymous User wrote:Are you at a midwest based law school or coming from the coasts?Anonymous User wrote:Midwest.Anonymous User wrote:Region?Anonymous User wrote:Finished a callback.said I'd get a response within 24-48 hours. Holy hell that's quick
still pretty rare in Texas as well. Struck out above median MVP with tiesAnonymous User wrote:1L SA's are exceedingly rare everywhere but Texas. Probably even more rare in DC than NY or LA though.Anonymous User wrote:Same. Interview with and rejection by Hogan Lovells. Interview with and rejection by Stewart & Stewart. Rejection by Hollingsworth, Cleary, and Cooley. Random request for a cover letter by Latham recently. I unintentionally half-assed most of these apps and interviews because one firm was faaaar and above my first choice so my heart just wasn't in it with the other firms. I've currently done more than a few rounds of interviews with my first choice (a V30) and am waiting for a final decision within the next two weeks.Anonymous User wrote:Also waiting on DC. Applied to about 30 and only heard response from maybe 7 or 8. But, who knows, they seem to be moving incredibly slow. Not to mention, I've already accepted a position with a government agency. Although, I'd rather have the paid SA.
Hope that helps someone.
Also, I don't think DC firms are moving slow so much as they are just not responding. Many of my rejections explicitly asked me to apply next year because this year's 1L SA positions are full, and have told me to reach out to them next year and remind them that I received an invitation to interview for next year. I think 1L SA positions in general are just exceedingly rare, especially in DC. Anyone else feel the same way?