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What do you regret about your bidding strategy?
Lets focus on the DOs and the DON'Ts (mostly the don'ts....What do all you rising 3Ls regret the most about OCI????
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Re: What do you regret about your bidding strategy?
Not bidding on every last NYC firm that did off campus oci.
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Re: What do you regret about your bidding strategy?
Aberzombie1892 wrote:Not bidding on every last NYC firm that did off campus oci.
If they were off campus how could u have bid on them?
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Re: What do you regret about your bidding strategy?
somewhatwayward wrote:not a 3L but this thread is helpful......
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... &start=150
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Re: What do you regret about your bidding strategy?
bidding too conservatively. oci scared all the (top) students into bidding way too conservatively
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Bidding exclusively DC and mostly ignoring NY was riskier than I expected.
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Re: What do you regret about your bidding strategy?
So there were openings at the top and firms that you considered safeties were blood baths to get screening interviews?ruski wrote:bidding too conservatively. oci scared all the (top) students into bidding way too conservatively
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Re: What do you regret about your bidding strategy?
Some schools have off-campus interview programs.Anonymous User wrote:Aberzombie1892 wrote:Not bidding on every last NYC firm that did off campus oci.
If they were off campus how could u have bid on them?
(Vanderbilt, WashU, Emory, Tulane, UMiami, etc.)
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Re: What do you regret about your bidding strategy?
How serious are GPA cutoffs?
Will Skadden take a median from GULC??
What about the ninja-bidding technique...(Vault T-15 with HUGE classes...worth your final 5 bids?
Will Skadden take a median from GULC??
What about the ninja-bidding technique...(Vault T-15 with HUGE classes...worth your final 5 bids?
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Ninjaaaaaa Bidding!
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Re: What do you regret about your bidding strategy?
those bids don't count toward your OCI ones though...at least at UT they don't.Aberzombie1892 wrote:Some schools have off-campus interview programs.Anonymous User wrote:Aberzombie1892 wrote:Not bidding on every last NYC firm that did off campus oci.
If they were off campus how could u have bid on them?
(Vanderbilt, WashU, Emory, Tulane, UMiami, etc.)
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Re: What do you regret about your bidding strategy?
What do you have to lose? Worst case scenario, you get an interview and waste 20-30 minutes of your time. If they're firms at the bottom of your list, you didn't waste any bids, and you probably didn't take an interview slot away from someone who really wanted it (b/c, presumably, if they really wanted it they would have bid it higher than you).Anonymous User wrote:How serious are GPA cutoffs?
Will Skadden take a median from GULC??
What about the ninja-bidding technique...(Vault T-15 with HUGE classes...worth your final 5 bids?
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