Summer Classes 2014 Edition

[Anonymous User]

Information is starting to go out and it's time for us to share the dirt on our summer classes.

Here's Sullivan & Cromwell (all offices):

Yale: 16
Harvard: 22
Stanford: 6
Columbia: 17
Chicago: 7
NYU: 12
Michigan: 1
UVA: 7
Penn: 4
Berkeley: 7
Duke: 3
Northwestern: 5
Cornell: 6
GULC: 3

UCLA: 5
George Washington: 3
BU: 3
BC: 2
Vandy: 2
UT: 1
Hastings: 1
Fordham: 1
Howard: 1
University of Toronto Faculty of Law: 3

There should be 141 total.

[gnuwheels]

lol Michigan. Are we still considering it a T14?

[Anonymous User]

lol Michigan. Are we still considering it a T14?

It's just one place. They could have more, it doesn't quite add up to 141.

[Anonymous User]

Fair enough, nvm.

[blank403]

lol Michigan. Are we still considering it a T14?

It's exactly this type of response that makes TLS useless and this type of thread particularly useless.

I went to Michigan and recently graduated. My year Sullivan & Cromwall offered something like 15 CBs (check ATL). Of the people I talked to, several of us received offers. I did. At Sullivan, after all, the callback is a little more than a mere formality. Guess how many took them? 0. This may blow your mind but not all law students desire a NY V5 sweatshop (especially one such as Sullivan which does little to no selection based on fit).

Epitome of TLS uselessness: post bashing a school's employment statistics.

Particularly useful response: anonymous post bashing a law firm's recruiting process/culture.

Query: do you think SullCrom associates are as butt-hurt about your post as you are about his?

[SweetrollStealer]

lol Michigan. Are we still considering it a T14?

S&C is notoriously bad at recruiting from Michigan. When I did OCI they gave out like a dozen offers but nobody accepted them because so few people had gone there in recent years: there are no young associates to convince you that it's actually a great place to work, and everyone just suspects that it must be awful because nobody from Michigan goes there (plus bad stories floating around on the internet about it).

[Anonymous User]

Information is starting to go out and it's time for us to share the dirt on our summer classes.

Here's Sullivan & Cromwell (all offices):

Yale: 16
Harvard: 22
Stanford: 6
Columbia: 17
Chicago: 7
NYU: 12
Michigan: 1
UVA: 7
Penn: 4
Berkeley: 7
Duke: 3
Northwestern: 5
Cornell: 6
GULC: 3

UCLA: 5
George Washington: 3
BU: 3
BC: 2
Vandy: 2
UT: 1
Hastings: 1
Fordham: 1
Howard: 1
University of Toronto Faculty of Law: 3

There should be 141 total.

Hi,
Where did you get this..........I've searched S&C's website and I can't find it. Is there an independent site that has it for all firms?

[Anonymous User]

@ Anon above - It's on the SA website. If you're not summering at S&C, you won't be able to access it.

[Anonymous User]

@ Anon above - It's on the SA website. If you're not summering at S&C, you won't be able to access it.

Okay, thanks. I guess I have to go on my firms SA site and see.

[Anonymous User]

Wondering about Milbank, PH, Ropes, and Willkie.

[Anonymous User]

Anyone have info for any Texas firms?

[Anonymous User]

haven't heard anything from my summer firm yet...should i be worried?

[brotherdarkness]

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[Anonymous User]

Information is starting to go out and it's time for us to share the dirt on our summer classes.

Here's Sullivan & Cromwell (all offices):

Yale: 16
Harvard: 22
Stanford: 6
Columbia: 17
Chicago: 7
NYU: 12
Michigan: 1
UVA: 7
Penn: 4
Berkeley: 7
Duke: 3
Northwestern: 5
Cornell: 6
GULC: 3

UCLA: 5
George Washington: 3
BU: 3
BC: 2
Vandy: 2
UT: 1
Hastings: 1
Fordham: 1
Howard: 1
University of Toronto Faculty of Law: 3

There should be 141 total.

Another S&C summer here --

FYI, some of these people are 3Ls going back for pre-clerkship summers. So 141 is correct, but not 141 2L's.

[Anonymous User]

Information is starting to go out and it's time for us to share the dirt on our summer classes.

Here's Sullivan & Cromwell (all offices):

Yale: 16
Harvard: 22
Stanford: 6
Columbia: 17
Chicago: 7
NYU: 12
Michigan: 1
UVA: 7
Penn: 4
Berkeley: 7
Duke: 3
Northwestern: 5
Cornell: 6
GULC: 3

UCLA: 5
George Washington: 3
BU: 3
BC: 2
Vandy: 2
UT: 1
Hastings: 1
Fordham: 1
Howard: 1
University of Toronto Faculty of Law: 3

There should be 141 total.

Another S&C summer here --

FYI, some of these people are 3Ls going back for pre-clerkship summers. So 141 is correct, but not 141 2L's.

S&C summer here. Any idea if we can get a breakdown of which people are going to which office?

[Anonymous User]

DPW:

Yale: 13
Stanford: 7
HLS: 19
CLS: 23
NYU: 18
Chicago: 3
Michigan: 2
Virginia: 2
Penn: 9
Berkeley: 4
Duke: 3
NW: 1
Cornell: 7
GULC: 2
UCLA: 1
Emory: 1
St. John's: 2
Fordham: 1
Wash U: 1
Brooklyn: 1
GW: 2
Howard: 1

Total: 111

[KaNa1986]

Don't these numbers cut against the argument that YLS students aren't interested in firms? S&C and DPW alone take about 15% of YLS' class.

I got outed because I abused anon.

[stoogesreal]

They might be interested in summering at firms, but not returning or staying long term?

I, too, got outed because I abused anon.

[Old Gregg]

Don't these numbers cut against the argument that YLS students aren't interested in firms? S&C and DPW alone take about 15% of YLS' class.

1) Why is this anonymous?

2) Who gives a shit? This thread is for 2014 summer class information, not bullshit TLS tropes and whether two firms' class compositions might fly in the face of one of them.

[soj]

Don't these numbers cut against the argument that YLS students aren't interested in firms? S&C and DPW alone take about 15% of YLS' class.

1) Why is this anonymous?

2) Who gives a shit? This thread is for 2014 summer class information, not bullshit TLS tropes and whether two firms' class compositions might fly in the face of one of them.

good point on #1, but just report it like you did. no need to bring it up in the thread, too.

[parkslope]

Don't these numbers cut against the argument that YLS students aren't interested in firms? S&C and DPW alone take about 15% of YLS' class.

1) Why is this anonymous?

2) Who gives a shit? This thread is for 2014 summer class information, not bullshit TLS tropes and whether two firms' class compositions might fly in the face of one of them.

good point on #1, but just report it like you did. no need to bring it up in the thread, too.

It's a total misnomer to believe that YLS students aren't interested in firms. A lot of them are--I am sure there is data about this--but they almost uniformly end up at V10 firms or in DC. If you were a 178/4.0 student and wanted to work at a firm, the TCR answer is still to go to YLS over HLS.

[Anonymous User]

I was about to say "LOL michigan" again, but maybe we should see a few more classes first...

[gnuwheels]

didn't mean for above to be anonymous, obviously

[Anonymous User]

Cahill Gordon (NYC)

Harvard: 2
Columbia: 5
NYU: 4
UPenn: 1
UVA: 1
Northwestern: 1
Cornell: 4
GULC: 3

Texas: 1
Vanderbilt: 1
GWU: 2
Emory: 1
Boston University: 1
Boston College: 1
UNC: 1
Wisconsin: 1
Fordham: 4
UMD: 1
Tulane: 1
Seton Hall: 1
Brooklyn: 1
St. Johns: 1
Albany: 1

[2014]

Somebody posted this on another thread and it is clearly Cravath though they called it "A NYC V10" instead:

95 total

3 Yale
0 Stanford
*18 Harvard
----21 out of 95
*17 Columbia
8 NYU
8 Chicago
----54 out of 95
1 Penn
5 Michigan
2 Virginia
----62 out of 95
1 Berkeley
1 Duke
2 Northwestern
1 Cornell
7 Gtown
----74 out of 95
4 Texas


Idk what the other schools are obviously.