Top third at Emory. Interested in working in Atlanta, NYC, DC, and the Carolinas.
Advice on where to bid? I will of course be doing targeted mailings to local mid-firms in Atlanta and other firms I have a connection to in my home state. I also realize top-third at a T20-25 school is no guarantee for BIGLAW. Where do you think I should try focusing my bids? V75-100?
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Grizz
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Re: top third Emory
PM a guy named rando. He's an Emory student.
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nealric
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Re: top third Emory
I would say non-vault firms that have a history of taking a lot of Emory grads.Where do you think I should try focusing my bids? V75-100?
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simplyelle
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Re: top third Emory
You know that we don't really "bid" at Emory, right? You can apply to every single OCI listing. So you don't really have to focus your bidding, at least for OCI. Obviously, your question still applies in general to where you should apply outside of OCI. Just wanted to let you know in case you didn't! Our school is weird like that. 
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