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Yukos
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IRS Office of Chief Counsel
They're coming to my school's OCI and IRS website says that it can lead to post-grad employment. Does anyone know if that's a realistic possibility (or even an SA-style guarantee) or just something they say?
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Anonymous User
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Yes I think most of their SAs get offers post grad. I got an offer into the honors program as a 3L and thought long and hard about it before turning it down. The Summer program feeds into the honors program, which requires a 3 year commitment. Make sure you're ok with that before doing summer program. Also consider what division you will work in. Small business/self employed doesn't translate well to big firms, but LBI probably does. Just some things to think about. Good luck!Yukos wrote:They're coming to my school's OCI and IRS website says that it can lead to post-grad employment. Does anyone know if that's a realistic possibility (or even an SA-style guarantee) or just something they say?
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Yukos
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Re: IRS Office of Chief Counsel
Thanks so much, exactly what I was looking for.Anonymous User wrote:Yes I think most of their SAs get offers post grad. I got an offer into the honors program as a 3L and thought long and hard about it before turning it down. The Summer program feeds into the honors program, which requires a 3 year commitment. Make sure you're ok with that before doing summer program. Also consider what division you will work in. Small business/self employed doesn't translate well to big firms, but LBI probably does. Just some things to think about. Good luck!Yukos wrote:They're coming to my school's OCI and IRS website says that it can lead to post-grad employment. Does anyone know if that's a realistic possibility (or even an SA-style guarantee) or just something they say?
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Anonymous User
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Re: IRS Office of Chief Counsel
How do you work in the summer as a 3L for the IRS? Isn't that when you have to study for the bar?
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A. Nony Mouse
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Re: IRS Office of Chief Counsel
Honors programs hire you during fall of 3L for a permanent position after graduation. From the context I think the anon means that s/he worked for them one summer (1L or 2L) and then applied for the honors program during 3L and got a permanent offer for post-grad work.Anonymous User wrote:How do you work in the summer as a 3L for the IRS? Isn't that when you have to study for the bar?
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