SA • Offer Status Forum

[Lasers]

Is it possible that less than 10% of today’s law students have an SA? If so, has it always been that way. I asked because there have been over 1,300 views on this topic with fewer than 40 people able to submit a response.

Are you fucking retarded or trolling?

I'm pretty sure everyone is trolling in this thread...or I'm giving everyone too much credit.

[Anonymous User]

I had pretty much the earliest big law start date (week before memorial day) that I knew of and I'm not ending until 8/2... Which firms started early may? I'm asking because we had people arrive 2-3 weeks late from Stanford and Chicago already... That said indications are that they intend to keep 100% offer rate but still a bit jittery while I don't know for sure.

[jeeptiger09]

IBTL

Page 1 was good.

[Anonymous User]

I do not know of anyone (at my firm or friends) that has been offered or no-offered. Almost without exception everyone I know is anxious but upbeat about their offer chances.

[Anonymous User]

I do not know of anyone (at my firm or friends) that has been offered or no-offered. Almost without exception everyone I know is anxious but upbeat about their offer chances.

The guy at my firm who got no offer pwned was upbeat too.

[Summerz]

I do not know of anyone (at my firm or friends) that has been offered or no-offered. Almost without exception everyone I know is anxious but upbeat about their offer chances.

The guy at my firm who got no offer pwned was upbeat too.

I imagine that from time to time SAs receive an unexpected surprise, sometimes good, and sometime not.

[Anonymous User]

I do not know of anyone (at my firm or friends) that has been offered or no-offered. Almost without exception everyone I know is anxious but upbeat about their offer chances.

The guy at my firm who got no offer pwned was upbeat too.

I imagine that from time to time SAs receive an unexpected surprise, sometimes good, and sometime not.

There were warning signs, but only really notice them after the fact. Getting nitpicky reviews.

[shock259]

Is it possible that less than 10% of today’s law students have an SA? If so, has it always been that way. I asked because there have been over 1,300 views on this topic with fewer than 40 people able to submit a response.

This math checks out.

It's older math, sir ... but it checks out.

[Anonymous User]

I do not know of anyone (at my firm or friends) that has been offered or no-offered. Almost without exception everyone I know is anxious but upbeat about their offer chances.

The guy at my firm who got no offer pwned was upbeat too.

I imagine that from time to time SAs receive an unexpected surprise, sometimes good, and sometime not.

There were warning signs, but only really notice them after the fact. Getting nitpicky reviews.

I'm not trying to be weird, but how do you even know what went on in someone else's reviews? Did the guy walk around and shout it, or how did this come about?

[Anonymous User]

The guy at my firm who got no offer pwned was upbeat too.

I imagine that from time to time SAs receive an unexpected surprise, sometimes good, and sometime not.

There were warning signs, but only really notice them after the fact. Getting nitpicky reviews.

I'm not trying to be weird, but how do you even know what went on in someone else's reviews? Did the guy walk around and shout it, or how did this come about?

We talked about it. He complained they kept bringing up one minor mistake over and over again in his midsummer review.

[alicrimson]

Was it really minor? Do you think he might have rubbed someone the wrong way? From what I've heard and read, it seems that a truly minor mistake wouldn't be a big enough deal to no offer someone. Maybe I've been misinformed.

[dixiecupdrinking]

Was it really minor? Do you think he might have rubbed someone the wrong way? From what I've heard and read, it seems that a truly minor mistake wouldn't be a big enough deal to no offer someone. Maybe I've been misinformed.

Sounds like a pretext.

[run26.2]

It sounds like it was either budgetary or they never intended to offer everyone from the outset of the summer.

[Anonymous User]

Was it really minor? Do you think he might have rubbed someone the wrong way? From what I've heard and read, it seems that a truly minor mistake wouldn't be a big enough deal to no offer someone. Maybe I've been misinformed.

Sounds like a pretext.

This was my point, it was obliviously pretext. They nit picked because they didn't like the person.

[Anonymous User]

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[Peyton]

Isn’t it getting close to the time when offers are due?

[09042014]

This is a trolls assemble thread.

[rad lulz]

This is a trolls assemble thread.

On topic trolling was better before mods started enforcing anon abuse