I sent in my non-OSCAR clerkship applications last week. I received a phone call yesterday from a circuit judge's career law clerk asking me if my writing sample was self-edited. It is, so I said yes.
My question: Should I take this as a positive sign that my application is being strongly considered? Or is it likely that all applicants are called asked that question?
Phone call from chambers about clerkship application Forum
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Re: Phone call from chambers about clerkship application
It's very unlikely they called every applicant to ask this question.
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Re: Phone call from chambers about clerkship application
It means your resume got pulled out of the giant stack. Beyond that, probably nothing reliable.