School OCI Data Forum

[Grizz]

oh really??? Maybe you have only been to the "nice" parts of St. Louis. In any southern city those parts of the town dont have accents. But yes, plenty of people in st. louis have accents. It is a really borderline city, some consider it the south and some consider it the midwest depending on who you ask but it most definitely has southern qualities. If you have ever been to an actual southern urban area (ATL/Memphis/Raleigh/etc) you would notice that immediately.

You are dumb. Go to the thread for the debate.

[doyleoil]

oh really??? Maybe you have only been to the "nice" parts of St. Louis. In any southern city those parts of the town dont have accents. But yes, plenty of people in st. louis have accents. It is a really borderline city, some consider it the south and some consider it the midwest depending on who you ask but it most definitely has southern qualities. If you have ever been to an actual southern urban area (ATL/Memphis/Raleigh/etc) you would notice that immediately.

You are dumb. Go to the thread for the debate.

To quote one of my favorite (now defunct) posters:

Would all you dipcraps please STFU.

This entire STL discussion is one of the stupidest exchanges ever, and not just on the internet.

[romothesavior]

FWIW, I heard WUSTL is in the low 70s for early interview week.

[Grizz]

oh really??? Maybe you have only been to the "nice" parts of St. Louis. In any southern city those parts of the town dont have accents. But yes, plenty of people in st. louis have accents. It is a really borderline city, some consider it the south and some consider it the midwest depending on who you ask but it most definitely has southern qualities. If you have ever been to an actual southern urban area (ATL/Memphis/Raleigh/etc) you would notice that immediately.

You are dumb. Go to the thread for the debate.

To quote one of my favorite (now defunct) posters:

Would all you dipcraps please STFU.

This entire STL discussion is one of the stupidest exchanges ever, and not just on the internet.

There have been much dumber exchanges on TLS.

[doyleoil]

Be that as it may, y'all are in rarefied territory and this entire forum would be better off if you took my advice.

[rayiner]

Be that as it may, y'all are in rarefied territory and this entire forum would be better off if you took my advice.

<3

[rundoxierun]

Be that as it may, y'all are in rarefied territory and this entire forum would be better off if you took my advice.

ehh advice credited.. please continue to provide us with oci data so I can figure out which school gets to take my $200,000

[SuichiKurama]

WOW did someone actually say that St. Louis was a part of the South in this thread? I know that 90 percent of TLS has no knowledge of the South outside of what they hear from Bill Mahr but that's just ridiculous.

[como]

WOW did someone actually say that St. Louis was a part of the South int this thread? I know that 90 percent of TLS has no knowledge of the South outside of what they hear from Bill Mahr but that's just ridiculous.

Be that as it may, y'all are in rarefied territory and this entire forum would be better off if you took my advice.

[rundoxierun]

WOW did someone actually say that St. Louis was a part of the South in this thread? I know that 90 percent of TLS has no knowledge of the South outside of what they hear from Bill Mahr but that's just ridiculous.

In the interest of the continuation of the original thread I will admit that I spoke too strongly in saying that St. Louis is southern. Rather, I will say that St. Louis has a few southern characteristics mixed in with its mid-western qualities. Now, OCI time.

[Anonymous User]

FWIW, I heard WUSTL is in the low 70s for early interview week.

It was 66 law firms with ~20 of them being resume collects. The next round has 22 firms with ~10 resume collects. There are 2 more rounds to go. Firms participating in off-campus interviewing programs are not included. I don't think there has been any government/PI jobs included in the OCI so far

[09042014]

Illinois should really just steal St Louis, and Madison.

[darkarmour]

UVA LAW OCI 2010

128 uniques

242 offices

[Anonymous User]

FWIW, I heard WUSTL is in the low 70s for early interview week.

It was 66 law firms with ~20 of them being resume collects. The next round has 22 firms with ~10 resume collects. There are 2 more rounds to go. Firms participating in off-campus interviewing programs are not included. I don't think there has been any government/PI jobs included in the OCI so far

There was the CIA.

[miamiman]

PENN LAW OCI 2010

128 uniques

242 offices

ouch.

[Anonymous User]

FWIW, I heard WUSTL is in the low 70s for early interview week.

It was 66 law firms with ~20 of them being resume collects. The next round has 22 firms with ~10 resume collects. There are 2 more rounds to go. Firms participating in off-campus interviewing programs are not included. I don't think there has been any government/PI jobs included in the OCI so far

There was the CIA.

oh yeah forgot about them.

[KibblesAndVick]

PENN LAW OCI 2010

128 uniques

242 offices

Many thanks, although it's disheartening.

[rayiner]

PENN LAW OCI 2010

128 uniques

242 offices

ouch.

I'd imagine it sounds worse than it is. Penn is an NYC-focused school. Their OCI will consist mostly of V100 firms and their major-market offices. They're not going to have a large number of secondary-market offices like UVA/Michigan, which traditionally spread out their graduates.

[miamiman]

PENN LAW OCI 2010

128 uniques

242 offices

ouch.

I'd imagine it sounds worse than it is. Penn is an NYC-focused school. Their OCI will consist mostly of V100 firms and their major-market offices. They're not going to have a large number of secondary-market offices like UVA/Michigan, which traditionally spread out their graduates.

Even still, Michigan/UVA get those firms - at least most of them - in addition to the regional shops.

[KibblesAndVick]

I'd imagine it sounds worse than it is. Penn is an NYC-focused school. Their OCI will consist mostly of V100 firms and their major-market offices. They're not going to have a large number of secondary-market offices like UVA/Michigan, which traditionally spread out their graduates.

If someone with the data could comment on this it would be helpful. If you could come up with some sort of approximate breakdown between NYC, Philly/Wilmington, DC, etc. I'll love you forever and pay you 100 internets.

[270910]

PENN LAW OCI 2010

128 uniques

242 offices

ouch.

I'd imagine it sounds worse than it is. Penn is an NYC-focused school. Their OCI will consist mostly of V100 firms and their major-market offices. They're not going to have a large number of secondary-market offices like UVA/Michigan, which traditionally spread out their graduates.

Even still, Michigan/UVA get those firms - at least most of them - in addition to the regional shops.

Right - but Mega Firm is smart, and knows it can pull more grads from Penn. It tends to balance out, roughly. It's like crowd sourcing THE FUTURE OF AN ENTIRE GENERATION.

TL;DR version - Penn has always done fine, and has likely always had fewer firms/offices at its OCI.

[miamiman]

I'll believe this when I see their placement from last year and the coming fall.

[Grizz]

I'll believe this when I see their placement from last year and the coming fall.

I can't wait until the next NLJ250 numbers come out. Shit is going to get intense around here.

[09042014]

I'll believe this when I see their placement from last year and the coming fall.

I can't wait until the next NLJ250 numbers come out. Shit is going to get intense around here.

Which markets no offered the class of 2010 the most?

[como]

I'll believe this when I see their placement from last year and the coming fall.

I can't wait until the next NLJ250 numbers come out. Shit is going to get intense around here.

Which markets no offered the class of 2010 the most?

I am calculating this right now.