Do firms generally ask to see your updated transcripts (containing 2L grades) before extending offers at the end of the summer? I'm pretty sure I'm about to tank a class this semester, and I'm not sure I will be able to pass-fail the bad mark from my transcript before my SA is finished.
Summering at a V50 in NY. Sorry if this is a dumb question.
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09042014
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Re: Summer Transcripts
Here why it's dumb. It's double layer law student neurosis.Anonymous User wrote:Do firms generally ask to see your updated transcripts (containing 2L grades) before extending offers at the end of the summer? I'm pretty sure I'm about to tank a class this semester, and I'm not sure I will be able to pass-fail the bad mark from my transcript before my SA is finished.
Summering at a V50 in NY. Sorry if this is a dumb question.
Worried you'll tank a class when you haven't taken a final yet, lol.
Worried that anyone would care, lol.
Both are probably false.
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Re: Summer Transcripts
Many firms will ask for your transcript, but it tends to be more of a formality. Most firms probably aren't going to no offer you because of grades (though they may use grades as an excuse for a no offer that is actually made for other reasons).
