School OCI Data Forum

[let/them/eat/cake]

Anyone know how many unique employers Cornell has at their OCI? It was posted earlier that they have 220-250 including multiple offices, but I haven't seen anyone post how many are unique employers.

we did this already, somewhere else--either the "Cornell 1L taking questions" thread or the Cornell 2013 thread

[BobSacamano]

Am I being a complete idiot, but is there really only one law firm at Emory's OCI? How is that even possible?

http://abovethelaw.com/2010/07/emory-la ... e+the+Law)

[Kohinoor]

Am I being a complete idiot, but is there really only one law firm at Emory's OCI? How is that even possible?

http://abovethelaw.com/2010/07/emory-la ... e+the+Law)

based on those numbers, the student was likely in the unfortunate position of being a jobless 3L.

[dresden doll]

Am I being a complete idiot, but is there really only one law firm at Emory's OCI? How is that even possible?

http://abovethelaw.com/2010/07/emory-la ... e+the+Law)

based on those numbers, the student was likely in the unfortunate position of being a jobless 3L.

Kohinoor! I've missed your tar!/end Loungespeak

[BobSacamano]

Ah, I see I skipped a vital sentence.

[lovelaw27]

Am I being a complete idiot, but is there really only one law firm at Emory's OCI? How is that even possible?

http://abovethelaw.com/2010/07/emory-la ... e+the+Law)

Anyone from emory that can speak to whether or not this is true. I going to guess that one law firm going to OCI is less than last years OCI.

[beachbum]

Am I being a complete idiot, but is there really only one law firm at Emory's OCI? How is that even possible?

http://abovethelaw.com/2010/07/emory-la ... e+the+Law)

Anyone from emory that can speak to whether or not this is true. I going to guess that one law firm going to OCI is less than last years OCI.

would be awesome if it was more

[johnstuartmill]

Any word on U Chicago?

List of participating employers goes up Friday.

(smart move, imo - last year i think they had it up earlier and people kept getting more and more depressed watching firms drop off the list - hopefully the list that goes up will be accurate/final)

EDIT: Apparently, the UChicago data has been publicized in another thread:

Here's the rundown I did. I tried to do it fast, so there may be a couple miscounts, but this should be close to accurate. I got less than iphone4 did, but I made sure not to double-count people who were splitting between two firms, so that's probably why there's a difference:

Law-firm placements: 137 (69%)*

Vault breakdown:

V5 - 6 (3%)
V10 - 19 (10%)
V20 - 48 (24%)
V50 - 95 (48%)
V100 - 107 (54%)

Non-Vault firm placements - 30 (15%)

*Percentages are based on the assumption of a class size of 200 (though the class size is probably a tad bigger than that because of transfers).

Thanks, doyleoil!

[Anonymous User]

I'm a rising 2L at Emory. Here is a list of the number of employers participating in various interview "sessions":

Emory August OCI: 27
Emory in NY: 17
Emory in DC: 5
August Resume Collection: 36
Texas Interview Program: 2
Chicago Resume Collection: 5
Southern California Interview Program: 6
New England Interview Program: 11

[270910]

I'm a rising 2L at Emory. Here is a list of the number of employers participating in various interview "sessions":

Emory August OCI: 27
Emory in NY: 17
Emory in DC: 5
August Resume Collection: 36
Texas Interview Program: 2
Chicago Resume Collection: 5
Southern California Interview Program: 6
New England Interview Program: 11

A moment of silence, friends.

[stratocophic]

I'm a rising 2L at Emory. Here is a list of the number of employers participating in various interview "sessions":

Emory August OCI: 27
Emory in NY: 17
Emory in DC: 5
August Resume Collection: 36
Texas Interview Program: 2
Chicago Resume Collection: 5
Southern California Interview Program: 6
New England Interview Program: 11

These numbers seem low, but Emory's small. Is this ~proportional to ND's (39 vs. class size), or is it worse?

Edit: looks like disco_barred answered my question before I answered it. *observes moment of silence*

[Core]

Anyone have data for Penn?

[Anonymous User]

I'm a rising 2L at Emory. Here is a list of the number of employers participating in various interview "sessions":

Emory August OCI: 27
Emory in NY: 17
Emory in DC: 5
August Resume Collection: 36
Texas Interview Program: 2
Chicago Resume Collection: 5
Southern California Interview Program: 6
New England Interview Program: 11

These numbers seem low, but Emory's small. Is this ~proportional to ND's (39 vs. class size), or is it worse?

Edit: looks like disco_barred answered my question before I answered it. *observes moment of silence*

Emory ~220 vs ND ~180 students.

[Anonymous User]

I'm a rising 2L at Emory. Here is a list of the number of employers participating in various interview "sessions":

Emory August OCI: 27
Emory in NY: 17
Emory in DC: 5
August Resume Collection: 36
Texas Interview Program: 2
Chicago Resume Collection: 5
Southern California Interview Program: 6
New England Interview Program: 11

These numbers seem low, but Emory's small. Is this ~proportional to ND's (39 vs. class size), or is it worse?

Edit: looks like disco_barred answered my question before I answered it. *observes moment of silence*

Emory ~220 vs ND ~180 students.

C/O 2012 has closer to 260 students. 2011 had around 220.

[jay115]

C/O 2012 has closer to 260 students. 2011 had around 220.

27 firms (plus other) for 260 kids? I thought the secondary markets (eg. Atlanta) were supposed to have weathered the recession better than the major markets?

[270910]

C/O 2012 has closer to 260 students. 2011 had around 220.

27 firms (plus other) for 260 kids? I thought the secondary markets (eg. Atlanta) were supposed to have weathered the recession better than the major markets?

What ever gave you that idea? The closest you could come to finding a market that weathered the recession well would be DC, but there were still slashed summer class sizes and other fun things aplenty to go around even there.

[stratocophic]

C/O 2012 has closer to 260 students. 2011 had around 220.

27 firms (plus other) for 260 kids? I thought the secondary markets (eg. Atlanta) were supposed to have weathered the recession better than the major markets?

What ever gave you that idea? The closest you could come to finding a market that weathered the recession well would be DC, but there were still slashed summer class sizes and other fun things aplenty to go around even there.

Holysh- it's bigger and that's the number? Emory, unlike ND, is even in its main market. I'm not one of the rainbows-and-lollipops types, but that is abso-fuckin'-lutely
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[Grizz]

After reading the Emory numbers, I am so glad I didn't choose to go there.

[Anonymous User]

This is exactly why I chose Loyola!

[lawhawk]

If people could kindly post some OCI info on regional schools (ie UGA, IU, UNC, BC etc) that would be fantastic!

[ohnowtf]

I'm a rising 2L at Emory. Here is a list of the number of employers participating in various interview "sessions":

Emory August OCI: 27
Emory in NY: 17
Emory in DC: 5
August Resume Collection: 36
Texas Interview Program: 2
Chicago Resume Collection: 5
Southern California Interview Program: 6
New England Interview Program: 11

Ouch. My barely top 100 school has 27 unique employers for round 1 of OCI.

[HAMBONE]

I'm a rising 2L at Emory. Here is a list of the number of employers participating in various interview "sessions":

Emory August OCI: 27
Emory in NY: 17
Emory in DC: 5
August Resume Collection: 36
Texas Interview Program: 2
Chicago Resume Collection: 5
Southern California Interview Program: 6
New England Interview Program: 11

multiple rounds or is this the only round of OCI for Emory? Either way this is brutal. good luck with your job search

[Core]

If people could kindly post some OCI info on regional schools (ie UGA, IU, UNC, BC etc) that would be fantastic!

And Penn.
I read about BC's OCI info in another thread, but without the search feature I can't point you in the right direction .

[Black-Blue]

So counting all the non-resume-collect numbers, is that 68 total for Emory OCI? That's not bad.

[on_ne_sait_jamais]

So counting all the non-resume-collect numbers, is that 68 total for Emory OCI? That's not bad.

Call me old fashioned but emory in D.C. is not OCI that is part of the off-campus recruitment program... for tradition OCI, the 27# is the appropriate metric. I hope that others haven't included Off-campus re recruitment programs as unique employers...