Why X City?
Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 11:40 am
How do you answer this question if you literally have never stepped foot in the city before and do not know anyone from the area?
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Translation: Hire me to the firm's office in X city because I'll be so isolated and anti-social that I'll have no choice but to bill 2200 hours.kipsbayeagle wrote:You are not boned at all. Many people move to new cities for school to experience a different part of the country. It can even act to your advantage if you are from somewhere else, since it most likely means less distractions during law schools, and can even help you stand out amongst the crowd of people who have lived in the city,s region their whole life.
He thinks OP is referring to the "Why X?" law school admission essay.Cupidity wrote:Translation: Hire me to the firm's office in X city because I'll be so isolated and anti-social that I'll have no choice but to bill 2200 hours.kipsbayeagle wrote:You are not boned at all. Many people move to new cities for school to experience a different part of the country. It can even act to your advantage if you are from somewhere else, since it most likely means less distractions during law schools, and can even help you stand out amongst the crowd of people who have lived in the city,s region their whole life.
Oban wrote:If you've never been there/don't know anyone, unless you lie(or are an amazing candidate) you are kind of boned.
Exceptions: NYC, DC,possibly Chicago.
It was only their third post, I was trying to play nice.goodolgil wrote:He thinks OP is referring to the "Why X?" law school admission essay.Cupidity wrote:Translation: Hire me to the firm's office in X city because I'll be so isolated and anti-social that I'll have no choice but to bill 2200 hours.kipsbayeagle wrote:You are not boned at all. Many people move to new cities for school to experience a different part of the country. It can even act to your advantage if you are from somewhere else, since it most likely means less distractions during law schools, and can even help you stand out amongst the crowd of people who have lived in the city,s region their whole life.
Totes going to use this if I get any Boston interviews.Cupidity wrote: Translation: Hire me to the firm's office in X city because I'll be so isolated and anti-social that I'll have no choice but to bill 2200 hours.