Care to be more specific? How awful is awful and how many is several?Anonymous User wrote:i have awful, awful grades and several callbacksAnonymous User wrote:Bump on the Patton Boggs question - was it NJ/NY or DC?
Also, does anyone have awful, and I mean awful, grades and have callbacks?
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hahahaha - If this was facebook, I would anonymously "like" this comment. Awesome. And also, please be more specific on the grades and markets.Anonymous User wrote:i have awful, awful grades and several callbacksAnonymous User wrote:Bump on the Patton Boggs question - was it NJ/NY or DC?
Also, does anyone have awful, and I mean awful, grades and have callbacks?
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I don't want to be too much more specific, but in some cases the professor would have had to petition the administration to give me a lower grade. and, several is almost double digits. i still have a few firms to hear back from, but of the responses so far over half have been callbacks.Anonymous User wrote:Care to be more specific? How awful is awful and how many is several?Anonymous User wrote:i have awful, awful grades and several callbacksAnonymous User wrote:Bump on the Patton Boggs question - was it NJ/NY or DC?
Also, does anyone have awful, and I mean awful, grades and have callbacks?
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Damn. What's your secret?Anonymous User wrote:I don't want to be too much more specific, but in some cases the professor would have had to petition the administration to give me a lower grade. and, several is almost double digits. i still have a few firms to hear back from, but of the responses so far over half have been callbacks.Anonymous User wrote:Care to be more specific? How awful is awful and how many is several?Anonymous User wrote:i have awful, awful grades and several callbacksAnonymous User wrote:Bump on the Patton Boggs question - was it NJ/NY or DC?
Also, does anyone have awful, and I mean awful, grades and have callbacks?
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nightman is probably right.
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Or he/she is just incredibly well connected, which isn't a crime. But if most (nearly "double digits") of a job applicant's 10 grades are "awful," I don't see how CB's could otherwise be possible. There are just too many incredibly qualified people for firms to be trawling for C students that interview well.
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I don't have any Cs. That's a petition grade, no? I also don't have any connections--at all. I'm from no where near here and don't have any lawyers in the family or anything like that. I also have no reason to lie. This is anonymous after all.
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How low can you be ranked with Bs alone, then? Do you figure you're in the bottom third? Do you have valuable WE/awesome resume/language skills that perhaps boosted you?Anonymous User wrote:I don't have any Cs. That's a petition grade, no? I also don't have any connections--at all. I'm from no where near here and don't have any lawyers in the family or anything like that. I also have no reason to lie. This is anonymous after all.
*Also, as an aside - because I can't resist saying it - the transfer with 15 CBs is a huge tool and the whole of CLS is worse off for having him as a member of their community. Assuming he's real, of course. Which I hope isn't the case.
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I don't really know how to figure out where I'm ranked. To be frank, I don't want to know. It won't make me feel better about myself. But, yeah, I'd guess bottom third if I had to put money on it. Maybe lower. It can't be higher.dresden doll wrote:How low can you be ranked with Bs alone, then? Do you figure you're in the bottom third? Do you have valuable WE/awesome resume/language skills that perhaps boosted you?Anonymous User wrote:I don't have any Cs. That's a petition grade, no? I also don't have any connections--at all. I'm from no where near here and don't have any lawyers in the family or anything like that. I also have no reason to lie. This is anonymous after all.
*Also, as an aside - because I can't resist saying it - the transfer with 15 CBs is a huge tool and the whole of CLS is worse off for having him as a member of their community. Assuming he's real, of course. Which I hope isn't the case.
No language skills. I do have some substantial and useful WE, but I don't say what it is because that'll give me away.
I bet the transfer isn't real. OS said he was trolling in another thread, too. I've been very happy with the lack of douches at CLS. We're a much nicer and easy going group than I was expecting. I hope the transfers aren't out to change that.
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Well, no need to elaborate about your WE. I just figured you must have had some type of a soft factor to help you along. At any rate, kudos to you.Anonymous User wrote:I don't really know how to figure out where I'm ranked. To be frank, I don't want to know. It won't make me feel better about myself. But, yeah, I'd guess bottom third if I had to put money on it. Maybe lower. It can't be higher.dresden doll wrote:How low can you be ranked with Bs alone, then? Do you figure you're in the bottom third? Do you have valuable WE/awesome resume/language skills that perhaps boosted you?Anonymous User wrote:I don't have any Cs. That's a petition grade, no? I also don't have any connections--at all. I'm from no where near here and don't have any lawyers in the family or anything like that. I also have no reason to lie. This is anonymous after all.
*Also, as an aside - because I can't resist saying it - the transfer with 15 CBs is a huge tool and the whole of CLS is worse off for having him as a member of their community. Assuming he's real, of course. Which I hope isn't the case.
No language skills. I do have some substantial and useful WE, but I don't say what it is because that'll give me away.
I bet the transfer isn't real. OS said he was trolling in another thread, too. I've been very happy with the lack of douches at CLS. We're a much nicer and easy going group than I was expecting. I hope the transfers aren't out to change that.
As for the transfer, he may well not be real but some of the other transfer posts probably are and the attitude they express - i.e. 'not my fault bottom half didn't work hard enough' - leaves me less than excited to meet Chicago transfers.
Anyway, my apologies for contributing to the derailment. Please, carry on.
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anyone get a Sidley or Dewey rejection yet?
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I mean, it isn't the transfers fault that some are in the bottom 50%, but neither is it really the "fault" of the bottom 50%, in that 97% of the 1Ls took law school very seriously, and 50% of those who worked incredibly hard who just happened to be slightly poorer test takers.
I just hope most transfers won't look down on those with below median grades and be mean about it.
ANYWAY - any news from Cadwalader and McDermott?
I just hope most transfers won't look down on those with below median grades and be mean about it.
ANYWAY - any news from Cadwalader and McDermott?
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I'm a Chicago transferdresden doll wrote: As for the transfer, he may well not be real but some of the other transfer posts probably are and the attitude they express - i.e. 'not my fault bottom half didn't work hard enough' - leaves me less than excited to meet Chicago transfers.
Anyway, my apologies for contributing to the derailment. Please, carry on.


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Can we drop the transfer thing? I think things were said on both sides that were not classy.
It's hard to be gracious when your new classmates are telling you that you aren't smart enough to go to school with them, or that you don't deserve the jobs you worked hard to get.
It's also hard to be gracious when you've worked hard all year, but your job prospects are not ideal, and there's an easy scapegoat newcomer.
But, please, can we move on? We're all classmates now, and being uncivil isn't going to change 2010 OCI at this point.
It's hard to be gracious when your new classmates are telling you that you aren't smart enough to go to school with them, or that you don't deserve the jobs you worked hard to get.
It's also hard to be gracious when you've worked hard all year, but your job prospects are not ideal, and there's an easy scapegoat newcomer.
But, please, can we move on? We're all classmates now, and being uncivil isn't going to change 2010 OCI at this point.
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I posted this on the Callback thread, but:
Have many people already had callbacks?
I scheduled all of mine beginning this Tuesday and continuing into the following week. I needed a few days off after EIP to research and refresh, but I know that many people emphasize scheduling CBs early to increase chances of an offer.
Have many people already had callbacks?
I scheduled all of mine beginning this Tuesday and continuing into the following week. I needed a few days off after EIP to research and refresh, but I know that many people emphasize scheduling CBs early to increase chances of an offer.
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How have people with 3.3-3.4 been doing?
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I've had one CB so far. The rest start next week, and into the following week. Lots of places couldn't or didn't want to schedule anything until later (i.e., the week of the 30th, or -- in one case -- after Labor Day).
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Any idea when the next wave of callbacks begins for the people "on hold?"
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has anyone heard from herbert smith?
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is it possible that any more callbacks are coming or is this it?
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No LR, but finance and firm background. 3 different markets, but more than half of my interviews were NY.Anonymous User wrote:15? Are you LR as well? Applying to NY mkt?
Thank you. I don't think I'll be changing my name - I am rather partial to it (I joined TLS pretty much right after I got laid off from a bank, which was a bittersweet day with more sweet than bitter).mistergoft wrote:Congrats, btw.
Thank you for the update. I did not believe for one moment that the poster was for real. Good luck with OCI!OperaSoprano wrote:Dear CLS Community: It is my pleasure to tell you this individual was permanently banned by another mod for trolling elsewhere on the site. Wishing transfers (some of my own former classmates among them) and native students the very best! (We have a few days to go, ourselves. Most of us won't have what you will have, but we remain hopeful, and it's been a positive experience so far!)Anonymous User wrote:
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