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Anyone know how important Hs are for top NYC/LA firms (Irell, MTO, CSM, S&C, etc)? Not talking LPs, but how big of an impact do unimpressive grades have? Just curious for bidding purposes, haven't found anything else on here.
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depends on the rest of your resume. some of the smaller boutique type places look for h's but most of the firms don't really spend that much time on your transcript. you only have one semester of grades and if you did a p/f clinic you might only have 3 grades.
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Not a big deal at all for NYC firms. People with a mixture of Hs and Ps got offers at all of the firms you listed. Can't speak to LA, but it seemed like the very top DC firms were the most grade-selective.
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MTO wants to see more H's than P's. Irell is somewhat less selective, but still wants to see dem H's.
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Do you think it's still worth trying for MTO with 1 H and 2 Ps (the other credits are ungraded)?Anonymous User wrote:MTO wants to see more H's than P's. Irell is somewhat less selective, but still wants to see dem H's.
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How grade-selective? All Hs? Almost all Hs? More Hs than Ps?Anonymous User wrote:Not a big deal at all for NYC firms. People with a mixture of Hs and Ps got offers at all of the firms you listed. Can't speak to LA, but it seemed like the very top DC firms were the most grade-selective.
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It's worth a shot. It will help if you have a strong background or YLJ. (You find out about YLJ before interviews, right?)Anonymous User wrote:Do you think it's still worth trying for MTO with 1 H and 2 Ps (the other credits are ungraded)?Anonymous User wrote:MTO wants to see more H's than P's. Irell is somewhat less selective, but still wants to see dem H's.
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At a handful of selective firms, you probably need more Hs than Ps. But if you don't have many Hs you'll still be fine. You'll see -- almost everyone looking at the DC market gets a job somewhere very desirable. Some people clean up and get offers everywhere, and other people get fewer offers but still good ones.Anonymous User wrote:How grade-selective? All Hs? Almost all Hs? More Hs than Ps?Anonymous User wrote:Not a big deal at all for NYC firms. People with a mixture of Hs and Ps got offers at all of the firms you listed. Can't speak to LA, but it seemed like the very top DC firms were the most grade-selective.
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OP here. Appreciate the replies... I guess we'll see soon how things play out.
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FWIW, YLJ calls went out--or at least started to go out--yesterday.
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CB from Simpson Thacher NY, Interviewer AF
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Curtis NY callback a couple of hours ago
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Note to future yls students: If you want boies ny litigation, bid them #1.
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No one else out there wants to inform/brag?
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Any word from Boies out there?
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BSF corporate has made callbacks
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Anybody heard back from any DC firms?
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Latham, Sidley, Mayer Brown, and Hogan have all issued callbacks, as well as a number of the DC offices of New York firms (Paul Weiss, etc.). As far as I know, no Gibson Dunn or Wilmer callbacks yet.Anonymous User wrote:Anybody heard back from any DC firms?
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Thanks man. Good stuff. Speaking of Gibson, what is with the weird rumors?Anonymous User wrote:Latham, Sidley, Mayer Brown, and Hogan have all issued callbacks, as well as a number of the DC offices of New York firms (Paul Weiss, etc.). As far as I know, no Gibson Dunn or Wilmer callbacks yet.Anonymous User wrote:Anybody heard back from any DC firms?
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^ what are the weird rumors...
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which sidley interviewers have given callbacks?
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some super-secret reception dinner? idk, this is all major hearsayAnonymous User wrote:^ what are the weird rumors...
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PK/AA, and at least one of the two other pairs. They went out at similar times yesterday (between 3 and 5), so I assume Sidley DC is largely done.Anonymous User wrote:which sidley interviewers have given callbacks?
Gibson gave out on-the-spot invitations to dinners to some (but not all) interviewees. Even the dinner invitees haven't been told yet whether they've gotten callbacks, though.Anonymous User wrote:some super-secret reception dinner? idk, this is all major hearsayAnonymous User wrote:^ what are the weird rumors...
Wilmer DC is now done, I think--JR's calls went out tonight around 7:45, JC's around 9.
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Is there any consensus on whether this is dispositive of whether an interviewee will receive a callback (or, conversely, an interviewee who was not invited will not receive a callback)? Were all Gibson interviewers involved or just a handful?Anonymous User wrote:
Gibson gave out on-the-spot invitations to dinners to some (but not all) interviewees. Even the dinner invitees haven't been told yet whether they've gotten callbacks, though.
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