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3Ls, what percent of your class is employed?
My T30 has about a 30 percent employment rate according to someone in the career services department. Graduation is pretty soon. Just how apocalypticly bad is that?
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Since you're using the anonymous feature, would you mind revealing the T30?Anonymous User wrote:My T30 has about a 30 percent employment rate according to someone in the career services department. Graduation is pretty soon. Just how apocalypticly bad is that?
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Re: 3Ls, what percent of your class is employed?
If it's any of the public T19-T30s, it's not surprising at all.
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Hastings 3L here.
Out of about the 100 or so 3L friends of mine, I know about a dozen with jobs lined up. It's absolutely terrible. I'm the only person I know outside of the top 5-10% with a job.
Out of about the 100 or so 3L friends of mine, I know about a dozen with jobs lined up. It's absolutely terrible. I'm the only person I know outside of the top 5-10% with a job.
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Boalt 3L, everyone in my class without a severe social disorder has a job lined up.
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Re: 3Ls, what percent of your class is employed?
Anonymous User wrote:Boalt 3L, everyone in my class without a severe social disorder has a job lined up.
So how are you coping with not having a job to go to after the bar?
Kidding ... Kidding
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Re: 3Ls, what percent of your class is employed?
Anonymous User wrote:Boalt 3L, everyone in my class without a severe social disorder has a job lined up.
School?
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Re: 3Ls, what percent of your class is employed?
With that employment rate, must be stanford2LsAPlenty wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Boalt 3L, everyone in my class without a severe social disorder has a job lined up.
School?
Boalt 3L
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Re: 3Ls, what percent of your class is employed?
T20, the official data is about 35% of the class got a firm job through 2L OCI (which is worse than the class of 2011). From the people I talked with, I would say around 50% have something awaiting there after graduation. Things not looking good for those who dont have a SA 2L summer. Most people (at least according to them) will only resume job searching after the July Bar, because effortless search now will only add to anxieties.
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Re: 3Ls, what percent of your class is employed?
It is one of those public schools. I'm not sure if I should say which school, don't know how sensitive this data is.Aberzombie1892 wrote:If it's any of the public T19-T30s, it's not surprising at all.
I'm not going to practice but will have a job, so I don't really care. But those going to a T25/T30 thinking they are "safe" should revise their opinions. It's really rough. TLS was not kidding with the T14 or full ride stuff.