My School's CSO will provide a "No Rank Letter" to give to employers. I imagine other schools will do that as well.Summerz wrote:I suppose s/he cannot claim that the school doesn’t issue a class ranking… given that the next applicant from the school might provide their class ranking…resulting in being busted for being untruthful. So the OP is stuck, eh?
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Re: Employer asked for Class Rank
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My school does give us a xx/250 ranking, and mine is not very appealing. I think you all are right. I am stuck. I guess I'll put it on there and keep looking for a job.
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Georgetown provides ranking cutoffs for top 10, top 15, and top third, but does not provide individual class rankings.mr.hands wrote:Yup. Cornell, Duke, and NU don't release rankings either.Nelson wrote:NYU, Columbia, and Penn (and probably more but those are the ones I know of with grades but not GPAs) don't disclose class rank to students or employers and won't let you give a GPA.guano wrote:No. Most T14s give out class rank.Summerz wrote:So, aside from HYS, if you are at a t14 and have a scattering of b+, a-, etc., the firms somehow manage to estimate your class ranking? I can only assume that this might be the case given that some of the t14 threads are peppered with students exiting 2/3L without securing an offer.
At the schools that don't give class rank (Y, S, B, who else?) the firms know how to estimate roughly what the class rank is
The reason there are students exiting 2/3L without offers is because there aren't enough jobs to go round
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They already know it's not great, otherwise you would have included it. Just be straight with them and kick ass in the interview. They like something about you, which is why they're still pursuing you. Good luck!salcmh wrote:I'm a '13 grad and still have no job. I have an interview with a biglaw firm coming up (this is a miracle), and they asked for my class rank. They want me to include it on an updated copy of my resume before I come in. I have my GPA on my resume, as it's not terrible and it is above 3.0. But I was in the bottom half of my class. I'm not sure how to phrase it on my resume, and I don't want to leave it out since they specifically asked for it. What should I do? Write bottom 50% and try to explain when I get there??
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