Sitting right at top 15% at a T35-50 with LR. Experience in a niche field. Would target DC(ties)/NYC as well as smaller markets like Upstate NY(ties) and Baltimore. For reasons I'm still trying to comprehend, my school doesn't use a bidding process. Not sure if any others have experience with this, but I'm a little confused as to how this will affect my strategy if at all.
So is it worth my time to really get into this over the next two months? Thoughts?
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Re: Top 15%/LR at Lower T1. Shot at Biglaw?
You're anon. Just say your school.
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Re: Top 15%/LR at Lower T1. Shot at Biglaw?
If your school doesn't use a bidding process, it presumably has a preselect system - so apply to everyone at OCI.
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Re: Top 15%/LR at Lower T1. Shot at Biglaw?
Yes. If you get a job, you win the law school lottery. That's what you're there to do, so you might as well try.Anonymous User wrote:So is it worth my time to really get into this over the next two months? Thoughts?
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