Any experts on DC firms? Everyone says they are "hypercompetitive" but I'm not really sure what that means. I have: 1 DS/5H/4P, DC work experience and ties, non URM. Is this list realistic? Anyone know what kind of grade cutoffs Covington, Wilmer and Hogan have? Thanks for any advice.
Covington
WilmerHale
Williams & Connolly
hogan lovells
Sidley Austin
Arnold & Porter
Ropes & Gray
Latham & Watkins
Jones Day
Skadden
Goodwin Proctor
Gibson Dunn
Venable
McDermott, Will, & Emery
Akin Gump
Morgan Lewis
Wiley Rein
Jenner & Block
Steptoe & Johnson
Patton Boggs
K&L Gates
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I don't know H's grading that well, but Covington, WH, and especially W&C are very competitive. I think you might not be in the best spot to bid them as your top 3.
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Why would where you put them matter. Having them at 9,10,11 doesn't do anything.bdubs wrote:I don't know H's grading that well, but Covington, WH, and especially W&C are very competitive. I think you might not be in the best spot to bid them as your top 3.
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Do students at H get 100% of firms they bid? I was assuming that OP was using his/her top 3 bid spots for those firms and losing the opportunity to put other firms where they would be more competitive.Desert Fox wrote:Why would where you put them matter. Having them at 9,10,11 doesn't do anything.bdubs wrote:I don't know H's grading that well, but Covington, WH, and especially W&C are very competitive. I think you might not be in the best spot to bid them as your top 3.
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Then what you are saying is that they shouldn't bid them at all. Where you put them isn't really important.bdubs wrote:Do students at H get 100% of firms they bid? I was assuming that OP was using his/her top 3 bid spots for those firms and losing the opportunity to put other firms where they would be more competitive.Desert Fox wrote:Why would where you put them matter. Having them at 9,10,11 doesn't do anything.bdubs wrote:I don't know H's grading that well, but Covington, WH, and especially W&C are very competitive. I think you might not be in the best spot to bid them as your top 3.
I'm not sure about W&C, but Cov and WH don't seem to be so impossible that OP should bid them as reaches.
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GULC student here. From what I remember based on our database created by career services, W&C is the most competitive. After that it's Steptoe, Covington, Wilmer, Latham, Skadden, Hogan, A&P, Jenner, and Gibson in no particular order. Then the rest. I hope that helps a little.
Also, to add: I'm sure you're competitive for some of the firms. I can't really say which ones you'll get. I doubt you'll get W&C, but the rest are all possibilities.
Also, to add: I'm sure you're competitive for some of the firms. I can't really say which ones you'll get. I doubt you'll get W&C, but the rest are all possibilities.
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