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Anyone trying to apply for employment before graduation?

I hear people say it is possible, but everyplace that I see wants you to be licensed already in their state.

thelawdoctor wrote:Anyone trying to apply for employment before graduation?

I hear people say it is possible, but everyplace that I see wants you to be licensed already in their state.

Are you a 0L? Check out the "important announcement for 0Ls" sticky at the top of the employment forum.

thelawdoctor wrote:Anyone trying to apply for employment before graduation?

I hear people say it is possible, but everyplace that I see wants you to be licensed already in their state.

It's common for employers to want graduates, or even worse already sworn in graduates, for post-law school hiring. Still worth looking though, all you need is the one exception to the rule...

Void wrote:

thelawdoctor wrote:Anyone trying to apply for employment before graduation?

I hear people say it is possible, but everyplace that I see wants you to be licensed already in their state.

Are you a 0L? Check out the "important announcement for 0Ls" sticky at the top of the employment forum.

Are you? Shut the fuck up.

thesealocust wrote:

thelawdoctor wrote:Anyone trying to apply for employment before graduation?

I hear people say it is possible, but everyplace that I see wants you to be licensed already in their state.

It's common for employers to want graduates, or even worse already sworn in graduates, for post-law school hiring. Still worth looking though, all you need is the one exception to the rule...

I have noticed that trend. I know a few classmates who claim to "have a job lined up" and I do want to widen my net to include other states but no one in their right mind plans to sit 50 bar exams just to have a wide net.