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Where is the easiest place to land a federal clerkship. I have awful grades. Tier 2. Can I get one?

Nope.

Well, possibly a magistrate clerkship. Clerkships are very personal, consult your school's career services office.

what do you mean by personal?

Flame.

What if i'm willing to relocate to north dakota for a year?

ToTransferOrNot wrote:Flame.

I am not a flame.

Anonymous User wrote:What if i'm willing to relocate to north dakota for a year?

...no.

And my personal, I meant that individual judges have individual preferences. The fast majority of federal district court and federal court of appeals judges won't look at somebody near median at a T2. But there may be some that do. And magistrate judges often draw from different pools.

If you really want to clerk, it may be possible at the state level.

Ultimately I want a chance at the best firm job possible...is this the appropriate strategy? Whats my best chance? I dont want to work for a suppper shitty firm

Oh and by the way, its a top tier 2 school (should be a tier 1 and is considered by many to be on par with tier 1 schools)

bu bu bump bump bump

Anonymous User wrote:

ToTransferOrNot wrote:Flame.

I am not a flame.

You're an uninformed idiot, then.

I'd rather be a flame.

Edit: Based on your subsequent posts, I'm calling idiot AND flame.

Type your resume in all caps FTW.

CAN I HAZ KLERKSHIP SOES I KAN HAZ BIGLAWL PLZ?

what does FTW mean?

Anonymous User wrote:what does FTW mean?

For the win.

Im serious...I want a good frim job. I'm looking for a good way to do this. Clerkships seem to be the wya to go.

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Anonymous User wrote:Oh and by the way, its a top tier 2 school (should be a tier 1 and is considered by many to be on par with tier 1 schools)

UF?