I am a 1L at UH and was sort of wondering what kind of luck you 2 and 3L's were having applying for jobs in the Houston market.
I know it is early and i have more pressing concerns at the moment, but what is the market like right now and what do the prospects for a UH grad in the middle on their class look like (i dont want to be too presumptive)??
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chadwick218
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Re: Jobs in Houston, TX
Median at UofH w/out Law Review = big law fail. Houston is better than Dallas, but still is a struggle for those at T14s even in the top 33%.
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texag08
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Re: Jobs in Houston, TX
So what sort of jobs can I feel confident in landing? What if i wrote for another review ( i am interested in energy)?
Can i still be hopeful of landing a job at around 100k?
Can i still be hopeful of landing a job at around 100k?
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chadwick218
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Re: Jobs in Houston, TX
Don't sell yourself short. Go in with the attitude that you'll crack the top 10%.texag08 wrote:So what sort of jobs can I feel confident in landing? What if i wrote for another review ( i am interested in energy)?
Can i still be hopeful of landing a job at around 100k?
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Aqualibrium
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Re: Jobs in Houston, TX
Median = likely death at every school except those that make it impossible for outsiders to know where the median even is.
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