Hey guys:
Just got into USC this week and am scrambling to get my OCI bids together by 7/14 while working full-time as a summer associate. Most of the research I had done was for bay area firms. Any advice on which firms to apply to in order to maximize my odds with the below numbers would be much appreciated. Would prefer Firms in Orange County first, then LA. Interested in Business, tax, and entertainment law.
T2/T3 in bay area top 5% 3.69 GPA
invited onto Moot Court
Thanks in advance.
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Re: USC Transfer OCI advice
No duplicate threads, thanks.
