Anhimal wrote:How's OCI going for you folks?
I'm pretty happy.
Anhimal wrote:How's OCI going for you folks?
I don't want to kick a man while he's down, but you must have done something wrong.Merriweather wrote:top quarter, 1 callback.mr.undroppable wrote:Completely depends on your grades (not to put any pressure on the 1Ls).Merriweather wrote:worse than all but the worst alarmists predictedAnhimal wrote:How's OCI going for you folks?
i know top 15%+ (3.6+) with 3 callbacks. i know others around 3.5 like me with 1 callback. it's not just me dude.mr.undroppable wrote:I don't want to kick a man while he's down, but you must have done something wrong.Merriweather wrote:
top quarter, 1 callback.
What firms/markets did you pick? What did you talk about in your interviews? What did you wear?
Also, depending on the market, the firms might just be waiting to give callbacks still. Don't get down yet.
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No one would know that yet. There's still an opportunity for people to check in this morning, if they missed their section's check-in session.starstruck393 wrote:Does anyone know how many showed up for orientation, i.e. how overenrolled the class was?
Good thing you wore that suit! Seriously though, good luck. You def earned it with those grades.Merriweather wrote:i know top 15%+ (3.6+) with 3 callbacks. i know others around 3.5 like me with 1 callback. it's not just me dude.mr.undroppable wrote:I don't want to kick a man while he's down, but you must have done something wrong.Merriweather wrote:
top quarter, 1 callback.
What firms/markets did you pick? What did you talk about in your interviews? What did you wear?
Also, depending on the market, the firms might just be waiting to give callbacks still. Don't get down yet.
chi/nyc. bidding kind of hosed me, but i picked up more safety firms.
what did i wear? i wore a fucking suit, what do you think?
jfc
True. But people are feeling my carefree approach to law school, lol. I think it's going to catch on even ITE.Ulfrekr wrote:Yeah, because that's gonna lasttl wrote:I really like the 1Ls. Everyone just seems so laid-back and chill. This is going to be a cool class.
Did you get rejections from all your other firms, or have you just not heard back yet? 2 weekdays after the end of OCI is way too early to be freaking out about not getting callbacks.Merriweather wrote:i know top 15%+ (3.6+) with 3 callbacks. i know others around 3.5 like me with 1 callback. it's not just me dude.mr.undroppable wrote:I don't want to kick a man while he's down, but you must have done something wrong.Merriweather wrote:
top quarter, 1 callback.
What firms/markets did you pick? What did you talk about in your interviews? What did you wear?
Also, depending on the market, the firms might just be waiting to give callbacks still. Don't get down yet.
chi/nyc. bidding kind of hosed me, but i picked up more safety firms.
what did i wear? i wore a fucking suit, what do you think?
jfc
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Corrected.awesomepossum wrote:I think it's worth it. If you majored in engineering.....OCI and callbacks and all of that can still be endurable.
Although I originally was irritated by the overenrollment, the more I think about it my deferred acceptance is the best thing for me I think. That being said, I'm not really sure how it was the school's fault that it was an odd year and they ended up overenrolled. What could they have done to prevent it?Son of Cicero wrote:Why did Michigan overenroll this year? Unless the school plans to spend the extra tuition money on figuring out ways to invent more than enough job openings to accommodate the additional students, this seems extremely irresponsible.
Corrected.awesomepossum wrote:I think it's worth it. If you majored in engineering.....OCI and callbacks and all of that can still be endurable.
If they really cared about putting a cap on admissions, they could have waitlisted more students, imposed stricter commitment deadlines for admitted students (either to accept scholarships for more desirable students, or just to accept the offer of admission for the others), then waited for these deadlines to expire before admitting new students (or before letting anyone off the waitlist). Other schools do these sorts of things (e.g, Boalt had a June 1 commitment deadline when I applied, and the next day was the deadline to accept scholarships at UChicago). Not sure if Mich already does as well, but even if so, it could have tightened up the process to limit the number of admits.starstruck393 wrote:Although I originally was irritated by the overenrollment, the more I think about it my deferred acceptance is the best thing for me I think. That being said, I'm not really sure how it was the school's fault that it was an odd year and they ended up overenrolled. What could they have done to prevent it?Son of Cicero wrote:Why did Michigan overenroll this year? Unless the school plans to spend the extra tuition money on figuring out ways to invent more than enough job openings to accommodate the additional students, this seems extremely irresponsible.
Corrected.awesomepossum wrote:I think it's worth it. If you majored in engineering.....OCI and callbacks and all of that can still be endurable.
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I suppose. At any rate, I think they'll make adjustments for next year, which is why I'm glad I'm already in. (I wonder if they'll be shooting for less than 360 to try and balance things out, or still the 360 number...) Without hindsight, though, I'm not sure they had any reason to thing they should have acted so drastically different. This year seems to have been unlike any other they've seen..Son of Cicero wrote:If they really cared about putting a cap on admissions, they could have waitlisted more students, imposed stricter commitment deadlines for admitted students (either to accept scholarships for more desirable students, or just to accept the offer of admission for the others), then waited for these deadlines to expire before admitting new students (or before letting anyone off the waitlist). Other schools do these sorts of things (e.g, Boalt had a June 1 commitment deadline when I applied, and the next day was the deadline to accept scholarships at UChicago). Not sure if Mich already does as well, but even if so, it could have tightened up the process to limit the number of admits.starstruck393 wrote:Although I originally was irritated by the overenrollment, the more I think about it my deferred acceptance is the best thing for me I think. That being said, I'm not really sure how it was the school's fault that it was an odd year and they ended up overenrolled. What could they have done to prevent it?Son of Cicero wrote:Why did Michigan overenroll this year? Unless the school plans to spend the extra tuition money on figuring out ways to invent more than enough job openings to accommodate the additional students, this seems extremely irresponsible.
Corrected.awesomepossum wrote:I think it's worth it. If you majored in engineering.....OCI and callbacks and all of that can still be endurable.
Hope it doesn't rain on you guys like it did for us. Made for a not so fun day.USC2009 wrote:Service day wakeup in 4 hours!
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