School: DPV
Rank: below median
Ties to Bay Area: Yes
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URM/Affiliation: Yes
# of bids: 18
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
Hoping for at least one pre-select
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DPV is the new MPV??Anonymous User wrote:School: DPV
School: MPV
Rank: median or higher (still waiting on a grade)
Ties to Bay Area: Yes
IP: No
URM/Affiliation: Great diversity 'softs'. Asian.
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
What was last year's callback ratio on the pre-selects? Seems like it should be high since they already like you and all you have to do is not fuck up the interview right?
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
According to the website, 323 students were interviewed and there were 79 offers. However, it could be the case that some top 1% Stanford, law review, baby-saving, Nobel-prize winning student got a lot of these offers. Hopefully, that's not the case.
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
When do our materials "lock in?" As of early this morning you could still update your resume and transcripts, but the timeline indicates that firms get our packets today. Are we okay to update materials up until midnight tonight?
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
I hope so, I updated my transcripts today.
CCN, top 3-5%, 10 bids. Hoping to get my top 5 or so.
CCN, top 3-5%, 10 bids. Hoping to get my top 5 or so.
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
Nah man there might be like 1 or 2 callback spots among 15 preselects. The ratio is probably higher if you wait for your own school's OCI.buddhabelly wrote:What was last year's callback ratio on the pre-selects? Seems like it should be high since they already like you and all you have to do is not fuck up the interview right?
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
So should you wait then, if you were to get a preselect from a firm that only wants you to interview once?goden wrote:Nah man there might be like 1 or 2 callback spots among 15 preselects. The ratio is probably higher if you wait for your own school's OCI.buddhabelly wrote:What was last year's callback ratio on the pre-selects? Seems like it should be high since they already like you and all you have to do is not fuck up the interview right?
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
Generic WSGR on campus recruiting email just now. Anyone else get it? Good sign? Bad sign? No sign? Hyper-analyzing?
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
I am new to this lottery system. I will have to fly to SF if selected for interviews. It will cost me too much in July when I know whether I am selected for an interview.
My question is if anyone is guaranteed to get at least one interview spot for this diversity fair. I have a low shot at getting one.
My question is if anyone is guaranteed to get at least one interview spot for this diversity fair. I have a low shot at getting one.
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
I would, if you are confident you will be able to interview with them at your own ociAnonymous User wrote:So should you wait then, if you were to get a preselect from a firm that only wants you to interview once?goden wrote:Nah man there might be like 1 or 2 callback spots among 15 preselects. The ratio is probably higher if you wait for your own school's OCI.buddhabelly wrote:What was last year's callback ratio on the pre-selects? Seems like it should be high since they already like you and all you have to do is not fuck up the interview right?
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You could get zeroAnonymous User wrote:I am new to this lottery system. I will have to fly to SF if selected for interviews. It will cost me too much in July when I know whether I am selected for an interview.
My question is if anyone is guaranteed to get at least one interview spot for this diversity fair. I have a low shot at getting one.
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Hey all,
I was looking at the timeline on the website for the fair, and I want to get something clarified. It says that the preselect period starts on June 29th, does this basically mean if you are selected for an interview by a firm you will be notified on that date? Essentially, is it fair to assume that if you get 5 preselects, that means that's all you will get and if you get 0 preselects on that date it means you will not be getting any screener interviews?
Thanks in advance!
I was looking at the timeline on the website for the fair, and I want to get something clarified. It says that the preselect period starts on June 29th, does this basically mean if you are selected for an interview by a firm you will be notified on that date? Essentially, is it fair to assume that if you get 5 preselects, that means that's all you will get and if you get 0 preselects on that date it means you will not be getting any screener interviews?
Thanks in advance!
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There's still a chance you can get a screener via their lottery system.Anonymous User wrote:Hey all,
I was looking at the timeline on the website for the fair, and I want to get something clarified. It says that the preselect period starts on June 29th, does this basically mean if you are selected for an interview by a firm you will be notified on that date? Essentially, is it fair to assume that if you get 5 preselects, that means that's all you will get and if you get 0 preselects on that date it means you will not be getting any screener interviews?
Thanks in advance!
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
School: MVP
Rank: top ~15%
Ties to Bay Area: Yes
IP: ish
URM/Affiliation: No
# of bids: 20
# of Pre-Selects: 12
# of Alternates: 1
Rank: top ~15%
Ties to Bay Area: Yes
IP: ish
URM/Affiliation: No
# of bids: 20
# of Pre-Selects: 12
# of Alternates: 1
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You get your info already?Anonymous User wrote:School: MVP
Rank: top ~15%
Ties to Bay Area: Yes
IP: ish
URM/Affiliation: No
# of bids: 20
# of Pre-Selects: 12
# of Alternates: 1
Does that mean I didn't get any preselects?
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
T20 top 1/3
IP: No.
Ties: No.
1 alternate.
IP: No.
Ties: No.
1 alternate.
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School: T7-8
Rank: ~median
Ties to Bay Area: Yes, strong
IP: No
URM/Affiliation: No
# of bids: 25
# of Pre-Selects: 2
# of Alternates: 2
Rank: ~median
Ties to Bay Area: Yes, strong
IP: No
URM/Affiliation: No
# of bids: 25
# of Pre-Selects: 2
# of Alternates: 2
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
Welp guess I struck out.
Is it worth going to SF for any interviews I may get in the lottery? I assume lottery interviews get no callbacks and are just cursory.
Would your opinion change if I was going to SF anyway but going for this fair would mean a couple hundred dollars in hotel bookings?
Is it worth going to SF for any interviews I may get in the lottery? I assume lottery interviews get no callbacks and are just cursory.
Would your opinion change if I was going to SF anyway but going for this fair would mean a couple hundred dollars in hotel bookings?
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School: T20
Rank: not ranked (probably 35-40%)
Ties to Bay Area?: yes
IP?: ish
URM/Affiliation?: non-URM diverse
# of bids: 17
# of Pre-Selects: 1
# of Alternates: 2
anyone know when the lottery process takes place? i'm on the fence as to whether just what i have right now is worth booking a flight across the country (i'm in NYC this summer).
Rank: not ranked (probably 35-40%)
Ties to Bay Area?: yes
IP?: ish
URM/Affiliation?: non-URM diverse
# of bids: 17
# of Pre-Selects: 1
# of Alternates: 2
anyone know when the lottery process takes place? i'm on the fence as to whether just what i have right now is worth booking a flight across the country (i'm in NYC this summer).
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School: T14
Rank: Below median, perhaps ~top 66%
Ties to Bay Area?: Yes
IP?: No
URM/Affiliation?: Asian
# of bids: 25
# of Pre-Selects: 2
# of Alternates: 0
Rank: Below median, perhaps ~top 66%
Ties to Bay Area?: Yes
IP?: No
URM/Affiliation?: Asian
# of bids: 25
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# of Alternates: 0
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
Last year it seemed like more preselects appeared over the course of the day.
Let's compile a list of which firms have made selections so far:
Orrick
Goodwin Procter
Farella Braun
Lieff Cabraser
San Mateo DA
Please comment with more!
Let's compile a list of which firms have made selections so far:
Orrick
Goodwin Procter
Farella Braun
Lieff Cabraser
San Mateo DA
Please comment with more!
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Re: Bay Area Diversity Fair 2015
Why do you assume that lottery interviews get no callbacks? Sure they didn't preselect you but they had a limited number of screeners to give out, and you could hit it out of the park at an interview obtained through the lotteryAnonymous User wrote:Welp guess I struck out.
Is it worth going to SF for any interviews I may get in the lottery? I assume lottery interviews get no callbacks and are just cursory.
Would your opinion change if I was going to SF anyway but going for this fair would mean a couple hundred dollars in hotel bookings?
Look into Airbnb if you do get interviews and need cheaper housing
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