3L with a 3.8 at a T20. Struck out at OCI last year - clerking with a state supreme court for a one-year term. Is it too late to apply to summer at a firm before my clerkship?
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- philosoraptor

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Re: 3L looking to summer at a firm
I don't think you can summer with a firm after you graduate. You'll want to start applying for full-time positions during your clerkship.
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LawIdiot86

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Re: 3L looking to summer at a firm
I know of people who have done this, but generally it's T6 + COA clerks who a firm is trying to woo for a post-clerkship fulltime position.philosoraptor wrote:I don't think you can summer with a firm after you graduate. You'll want to start applying for full-time positions during your clerkship.
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Re: 3L looking to summer at a firm
I've heard of it as well.LawIdiot86 wrote:I know of people who have done this, but generally it's T6 + COA clerks who a firm is trying to woo for a post-clerkship fulltime position.philosoraptor wrote:I don't think you can summer with a firm after you graduate. You'll want to start applying for full-time positions during your clerkship.
@OP: I'd assume that they would expect applications during the fall (when they are processing other 2L/3L apps), but you don't have much to lose in sending in apps now.
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